European survey on agent files: the majority doubts Viktor Orbán's story

A recent survey reveals that 72% of the public supports the release of agent files, although opinions vary significantly among political groups. While nearly 89% of Tisza voters favor the disclosure, a majority of Fidesz supporters oppose it. The support decreases with age, and men show slightly higher approval than women. Less than a third of adults plan to search the files, with many anticipating consequences for public figures. Skepticism surrounds former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's claims about his past involvement with state security, with 44% doubting his explanation. The survey indicates a divided belief in his narrative, particularly along political lines, with Fidesz voters largely trusting him and Tisza voters largely skeptical. The released database includes names of various public figures, but concerns about the authenticity of some documents persist.