Hungary prosecutors raid data servers of Viktor Orban's Fidesz, party says
Summary
Hungary’s former ruling party, Fidesz, said prosecutors unexpectedly raided their data servers. This happened after Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s new government started anti-corruption actions following his election victory over Viktor Orban’s party.Key Facts
- Hungary’s Fidesz party, led by ex-leader Viktor Orban, lost power in April elections.
- Prosecutors raided Fidesz’s data servers without warning.
- Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s government is pushing anti-corruption reforms.
- Magyar’s party won a two-thirds majority in parliament, promising "regime change."
- The new government is changing laws to block Orban from running for office again.
- Fidesz called the raid unprecedented since the end of communism in 1990.
- Magyar said he learned of the raid through Fidesz and is waiting for prosecutors’ comments.
- The reforms aim to reduce corruption believed to have grown under Orban’s 16-year rule.
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