Áron Orbán worked for the University of Pécs twice, but it cannot be said that they paid him much for it.

Áron Orbán, brother of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, was placed in pre-trial detention following his court appearance. He was employed as an expert at the University of Pécs, earning a monthly salary of 80,500 HUF for part-time work. His tasks included consulting on the OVHR model and analyzing the sustainability of the Zrínyi 2026 Defense and Military Development Program. Reports suggest his company facilitated Vietnamese citizens' enrollment in a life-saving course at the university, aiding their Schengen visa applications. He was interrogated by the National Investigation Bureau regarding human trafficking and influence peddling, leading to his arrest.

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