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    „Man könnte meinen, wir leben in der Schweiz“, veröffentlichte Ungarns neuer Premierminister Péter Magyar ein Video aus Regierungsgebäuden, das noch nie zuvor für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich war. Es zeigt das 250 Millionen Euro teure Anwesen aus der Orbán-Ära und fragt, wie Beamte in so einem Luxus lebten, während das Land jahrelang mit einer Wirtschaftskrise konfrontiert war.


    „Man könnte meinen, wir leben in der Schweiz“, veröffentlichte Ungarns neuer Premierminister Péter Magyar ein Video aus Regierungsgebäuden, das noch nie zuvor für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich war. Es zeigt das 250 Millionen Euro teure Anwesen aus der Orbán-Ära und fragt, wie Beamte in so einem Luxus lebten, während das Land jahrelang mit einer Wirtschaftskrise konfrontiert war.

    https://telex.hu/belfold/2026/05/12/magyar-peter-miniszteriumok-ejszakaja-tarlatvezetes-kabinetiroda-rogan-antal-karmelita-belugyminiszterium-pinter-sandor

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    3. Mister-Psychology on

      Yeah … I thought the country was so bankrupt that Magyar wouldn’t get anything done and Orban would easily get reelected. But looking at this I don’t see how Orban fans can forgive him. It’s on camera now not merely in writing in small papers outside the country.

      And this is just the beginning. The far-right pro-Russia side needs a new party now because even stupid people have a limit to their stupidity.

    4. No-Helicopter1559 on

      Any golden toilet pans? Or at least brushes for those?

      Joking about how it’s a pale imitation of the mind-boggling laugh-inducing ruzzian „cygan barocco“ mansions … i don’t even want to bother anymore.

    5. tanghan on

      I like the transparency, seems like they will take good care of cleaning up the mess.

      All the best to our brothers and sisters in Hungary! Better times are ahead

    6. alotofkittens on

      Haha „Ceaușescu feeling“ is all the words I understood and as a Romanian, yup, that’s accurate

    7. helixu on

      Reminds me bit of when Yanukovych fled Ukraine and people started going through his mansion

    8. GladVeterinarian5120 on

      How did officials live in such luxury? Whelp, follow the money. Given the positions they took, I suspect the money trail leads to Moscow.

    9. andree182 on

      Honestly, looks like any common upper-politician architecture (maybe disregarding some golden stuff) I ever saw. Nobody would expect they work in 50 year old commie squats like 300-people-village mayors, surely?

      Lots of the stuff (ceiling lamps, 19th century buildings etc.) is obtained/improved throughout the history of past centuries…

      edit: thanks to all for the comments, indeed if this was built in the past few years while claiming „there’s no money“, it’s chutzpah.

    10. swift-current0 on

      Offtopic, but Hungarian is so alien to this Indo-European dummy that for the first time in a while, I am genuinely unsure what I want to do with the cookies. Do I want to Elfogadom? Sounds like I’m agreeing to surveillance, but then again Tovabbi Lehetosegek sounds like there’s anal probes involved too so I’m not sure what to do…

    11. lgnsqr on

      At the end of many dictatorships is the tour of the palace(s). The cycle never changes.

    12. dead97531 on

      If anyone is curious, this is what it’s like to have Fidesz and the far-right Our Homeland as an opposition, this is their first interpellations. This is their most pressing questions towards the new government:

      i/32

      * Submitted by: Előd Novák (Our Homeland Movement)
      * Addressed to: Prime Minister
      * Title of interpellation: Why was the Meta advertising tax abolished through an 4/5 pact between Tisza and Fidesz, without even allowing a debate?

      i/33

      * Submitted by: István Szabadi (Our Homeland Movement)
      * Addressed to: Minister of Transport and Investments
      * Title of interpellation: What will happen to the Budapest–Belgrade railway development project?

      i/34

      * Submitted by: István Szabadi (Our Homeland Movement)
      * Addressed to: Minister of Health
      * Title of interpellation: Will COVID victims be compensated?

      i/35

      * Submitted by: Bence Rétvári (KDNP)
      * Addressed to: Minister of Interior
      * Title of interpellation: What is the Government’s plan regarding the Migration Pact?

      i/36

      * Submitted by: Dr. Zsuzsa Máthé (KDNP)
      * Addressed to: Minister of Social and Family Affairs
      * Title of interpellation: After the European Court of Justice’s ruling, how will the government protect the interests of Hungarian children and parents?

      i/37

      * Submitted by: Dr. Barbara Hegedűs (Fidesz)
      * Addressed to: Minister of Child Welfare and Education
      * Title of interpellation: What direction will education policy take?

      i/38

      * Submitted by: János Bencsik (Fidesz)
      * Addressed to: Minister of Economy and Energy
      * Title of interpellation: How sincere was the promise of a 480-forint fuel price cap?

      i/39

      * Submitted by: Dr. Csaba Latorcai (KDNP)
      * Addressed to: Minister of Justice
      * Title of interpellation: Will it continue to be upheld that male and female are biologically determined?

    13. mv7x3 on

      how? in part politicans like magyar himself enabled it. he was part of fidesz and he was perfectly fine with it. he only left because of his own greed and ego.

    18. DavidlikesPeace on

      Just like Putin and Trump. It’s almost like a hard rule 

      Nationalist sociopaths who govern on grievances have no positive morals or vision and misuse power to amass wealth.  

    19. Kaito__1412 on

      Orban and his associates were simply preparing for the new Western World order called the Dark Enlightenment that should lead to techno-feudalism. It’s a right-wing project that the current American government and the republican party are pushing for.

    20. av_dss on

      Just like the 1-billion ballroom in the name of security while Tom can’t afford food or gas on the street. Same game different name.

    25. Tough_Response_904 on

      The „Department of the interior“ is called „belugy“miniszterium which reads like „Belüge“ministerium in German or the Department of „Lying to you“.
      Its a bit of a stretch, but as Austrian this amuses me more than it should.

    26. Mental_Guarantee_613 on

      Trump and MAGA loved Orban and are now trying to simulate his excesses.

    27. anxiousvater on

      Below are missing in this luxury compound though..

      1) Swimming pool
      2) sauna/jacuzzi

      Orban & his clan doesn’t like these?

    29. Top_Meaning6195 on

      Selling that furniture should easily plug the budget deficit. Not only for this fiscal year, but for decades to come.

      Or they could return to reality, and do what’s actually required.

    30. FblthpLives on

      This kind of excessive luxury does not exist in government buildings in Switzerland.

    31. Teppic_XXVIII on

      I get the reference, but they’ve clearly never visited the Swiss government buildings. Austerity, functionality and efficiency take precedence over luxury, even though the buildings are clean, comfortable and spacious.

    32. MadAstrid on

      So it’s is like spending money on gold geegaws and ballrooms and vanity monuments while the populace is struggling to feed their families, afford necessities, pay for fuel, their farms and businesses are going bankrupt and people are losing their life savings just paying for basic healthcare?

      And what you are telling me is that this is wrong, it is obscene and that those who treated their citizens in that way have been removed from power and are being held accountable? Interesting.

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