The fall of Orban's banker opens the box of the old Hungarian power

The Hungarian prosecutor's office has ordered the search of Fidesz offices linked to Viktor Orban amid allegations of fraud involving György Matolcsy, former head of the Hungarian Central Bank. Matolcsy is suspected of manipulating assets for personal gain, with investigations revealing a network of foundations and companies managing substantial public funds. The case raises questions about the enrichment of Orban's circle and the potential recovery of misappropriated funds. Concurrently, another investigation targets alleged irregularities in cultural funding linked to Fidesz, further scrutinizing the use of public money during Orban's tenure. The new government faces pressure to fulfill promises of accountability and asset recovery.