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Prosecutors from the Bacs-Kiskun County Chief Prosecutor's Office arrived unannounced at a data center hosting Fidesz's servers, intending to seize the party's communications system and databases as part of a criminal investigation.

Prosecutors from the Bacs-Kiskun County Chief Prosecutor's Office arrived unannounced at a data center hosting Fidesz's servers, intending to seize the party's communications system and databases as part of a criminal investigation.

The investigation centers on approximately 17 billion forints ($54 million) in National Cultural Fund grants that prosecutors allege were distributed in violation of rules. Six officials were detained in June on suspicion of embezzlement, including Fidesz politician Balazs Bus.

The investigation centers on approximately 17 billion forints ($54 million) in National Cultural Fund grants that prosecutors allege were distributed in violation of rules. Six officials were detained in June on suspicion of embezzlement, including Fidesz politician Balazs Bus.

Fidesz communications director Bertalan Havasi said the unannounced operation was unprecedented in Hungary since the end of communism in 1990. Prosecutors' spokeswoman Marianna Bodo confirmed the search but declined to provide further details, citing the interests of the ongoing investigation.

Fidesz communications director Bertalan Havasi said the unannounced operation was unprecedented in Hungary since the end of communism in 1990. Prosecutors' spokeswoman Marianna Bodo confirmed the search but declined to provide further details, citing the interests of the ongoing investigation.

Prime Minister Peter Magyar wrote on Facebook that he had learned of the operation from Fidesz's own announcement and was awaiting prosecutors' information on what was investigated and what, if anything, was seized.

Prime Minister Peter Magyar wrote on Facebook that he had learned of the operation from Fidesz's own announcement and was awaiting prosecutors' information on what was investigated and what, if anything, was seized.

Magyar's Tisza party won a two-thirds parliamentary majority in April elections and has since passed a series of constitutional amendments, including one that removed President Tamas Sulyok and introduced a 12-year term limit for members of parliament.

Magyar's Tisza party won a two-thirds parliamentary majority in April elections and has since passed a series of constitutional amendments, including one that removed President Tamas Sulyok and introduced a 12-year term limit for members of parliament.

Magyar's government established a new anti-corruption agency with prosecutorial powers under a constitutional amendment. The reforms are also seen as key to unlocking 16 billion euros in EU funds that were frozen over rule-of-law concerns under the previous administration.

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Magyar's government established a new anti-corruption agency with prosecutorial powers under a constitutional amendment. The reforms are also seen as key to unlocking 16 billion euros in EU funds that were frozen over rule-of-law concerns under the previous administration.

Hungary raids Orban's Fidesz party servers in graft probe

Hungary raids Orban's Fidesz party servers in graft probe

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