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Former Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy's arrest status is being decided by a court today, following his detention in a fraud investigation. His lawyer has stated that Matolcsy has not confessed, and the indictment is extensive. Details have emerged regarding the investigation documents not mentioning asset forfeiture, and the political context of Matolcsy's past close ties with former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been highlighted. The investigation also involves Matolcsy's son, Ádám…
24.hu:
Matolcsy's lawyer: Investigation documents do not mention asset forfeiture
Three suspects, including György Matolcsy, are to be decided on regarding their arrest today. The investigation documents do not mention asset forfeiture concerning György Matolcsy.
HVG:
Matolcsy's lawyer to court: Former central bank chief hasn't confessed yet…
The lawyer for György Matolcsy informed the court that the former central bank governor has not yet confessed, and the indictment against him spans six thousand pages.
Telex:
Matolcsy's defense: He will testify at hearing on his arrest
The former central bank governor is suspected of economic fraud causing significant financial damage and the use of forged private documents. The court will decide on his arrest today. Matolcsy's lawyer does not know the whereabouts of Ádám Matolcsy.
444:
Orbán saw Matolcsy as his right-hand man and partner for his visions
Prime Minister Orbán favored Matolcsy, with whom he had a decades-long relationship, over other economists, viewing him as a key partner for realizing his visions.
HVG:
Up to 10 years in prison for Ádám Matolcsy, city in 30 billion surplus…
Ádám Matolcsy could face up to 10 years in prison, while the capital city is reported to have a surplus of 30 billion forints.
444:
Matolcsy György's lawyer states his client will testify
Former central bank governor György Matolcsy, who was transferred to court on Friday morning, is expected to make a statement regarding his detention hearing.
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