New reports detail significant financial flows and alleged misconduct involving figures connected to the former government. Guller Zoltán is accused of disbursing billions in public funds to the 'system of national cooperation,' with his career linked to Ráhel Orbán. Separately, shell companies are reported to have generated 125 billion forints for István Tiborcz and his associates. Additionally, Daniel Taraczky, an architect for the Orbán family, has offered new details about the Hatvanpuszta…

444: Billions Distributed to Friends, Orbán's Daughter's Affairs Managed, Now Wants…

Guller Zoltán allegedly disbursed public funds efficiently to the "system of national cooperation" (NER), with billions flowing from two channels. His career has been intertwined with Ráhel Orbán's for a decade, and he now wishes to be forgotten as he claims not to be a public figure.

HVG: Shell Companies Secretly Generated 125 Billion Forints for István Tiborcz

Shell companies have reportedly generated 125 billion forints in profits for István Tiborcz and his associates.

Telex: 125 Billion Forints Allegedly Moved Towards Tiborcz's Circle Using a NER…

According to a Válasz Online article, money may have flowed towards István Tiborcz's associates through preferred shares from companies owned by Balázs Attila and a company funding the "Közter" media project.

HVG: Orbán's Architect Wants Hatvanpuszta to Open to Public

Daniel Taraczky, Orbán's architect, discusses previously unknown details about the Hatvanpuszta project and expresses a desire for it to be accessible to the public.

24.hu: Orbán's architect: 'I would like Hatvanpuszta to be opened to the public.'

The architect of a property associated with former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expresses a desire for the site, Hatvanpuszta, to become accessible to the general public.

444: Orbán's Architect Would Be Happy if Hatvanpuszta Also Opened to the Public, as…

The chief architect of Hatvanpuszta claims the estate belongs 100% to Győző Orbán, and behind the notorious bookshelf is 'just a wine cellar'.

Recent reports indicate a decline in support for Prime Minister Péter Magyar's Tisza Party. Public sentiment also shows a strong desire for constitutional reform, with a majority of Hungarians favoring a new fundamental law. Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is reportedly enjoying his time despite Fidesz's internal fragmentation, while Péter Magyar has announced a 10% increase in benefits for those with reduced work capacity. [cite: HVG, Telex, 24.hu, 444]

HVG: Tisza's Support Drops, Vance Says Antichrist May Walk Among Us

A Newscast reports a decline in support for Tisza and quotes US Vice President Vance suggesting the Antichrist might be present.

Telex: Orbán Viktor Csekkkolt

While the Fidesz party appears to be fragmenting, former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is reportedly enjoying his time, while his associates exhibit chaotic communication strategies. The article also delves into why Péter Magyar is so fixated on Facebook.

24.hu: Publicus poll: The majority of Hungarians would replace the constitution.

A recent survey by Publicus indicates that most Hungarians favor replacing the current fundamental law (constitution) of the country.

24.hu: Magyar Péter: Benefits for people with reduced work capacity to increase by 10…

Prime Minister Péter Magyar announces that the financial support for individuals with decreased work capacity will see a 10% increase.

444: Lynching That Isn't

The anti-Orbán Facebook intellectual community has decided that Miklós Ligeti's election is the essential step for moving forward and closing an era. This is an excerpt from Péter Új's weekly newsletter.

The former central bank governor, György Matolcsy, has stated that the assets of the Hungarian National Bank's foundations retain their public fund character and welcomes any investigation. Separately, reports indicate that communication training for prosecution spokespeople is still being conducted by Fidesz-affiliated individuals, and sources for HVG are reportedly under investigation by military intelligence. [cite: HVG, 444]

HVG: Matolcsy: MNB Foundations Have Not Lost Public Fund Character

György Matolcsy states that the assets of the Hungarian National Bank's foundations have never lost their public fund character.

HVG: Prosecution Spokespeople Still Trained by Fidesz-Affiliated Communicators

A report indicates that communication training for prosecution spokespeople is still being conducted by individuals affiliated with Fidesz.

HVG: HVG Sources Investigated by Military Intelligence

Szabolcs Panyi reports that sources for HVG are being investigated by military intelligence.

444: György Matolcsy is Open to Any Investigation, but Adds That the MNB's Money…

The former central bank governor stated that he never said the funds transferred to MNB foundations lost their public nature.

Vitézy Dávid has announced that the Mohács Bridge project will proceed, with a commitment to halt unnecessary spending. The funds saved from such measures will be reallocated to renovate the national road network.

444: Vitézy Dávid: The Mohács Bridge Will Be Built, Unnecessary Spending Will Be…

The saved public funds will be used to renovate the national road network.