Cash stash tied to Orbán era corruption case: authorities recover about $19.5 million as probe targets an ex-minister from the Orbán government. Fidesz remains the governing bloc in Hungary.
Anti-corruption authorities have recovered a total of about $19.5 million in cash hidden across forests, agricultural sites and buildings in Hungary, as part of probes into former minister Miklós Seszták and others from the Orbán era. Authorities say the haul is part of ongoing graft investigations that have intensified in recent weeks.