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Unger Anna outlines NVVH's plan to seize four high-profile cases

Unger Anna announced that the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office will take over four cases from other authorities and explained the selection logic.

During one outlet Címlapsztori gathering, Unger Anna disclosed that the Nemzeti Vagyonvisszaszerzési és Vagyonvédelmi Hivatal will take charge of four specific cases handed over by other bodies, outlining the criteria for their selection. She addressed Hadházy Ákos's critique and allegations of information leaks, emphasizing that society expects criminal sanctions more than mere asset reclamation. Unger observed that former regime figures may try to infiltrate the NVVH, warning that the agency will encounter unprecedented matters.

She also discussed the sluggishness of the NER, ways to accelerate court proceedings, and the office's response if the so-called Tisza-government mishandles reclaimed assets. Finally, she reflected on recent scrutiny of the NVVH over the past weeks.

Why it matters

The plan signals a new wave of high-level corruption probes that could affect political and economic elites.

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