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Former state secretary: Former PM Orbán ordered Hungary to pay more for a telecom company than the owners had asked

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Former state secretary Vilmos Vályi-Nagy has revealed details regarding government meetings held to address problematic cases, specifically pointing to the acquisition of the telecommunications company Antenna Hungária. According to Vályi-Nagy, former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán directly ordered the Hungarian state to pay a higher purchase price for the telecom company than what the owners had originally requested.

The disclosure highlights alleged government intervention in a major corporate acquisition, resulting in what the former state secretary described as a massively inflated final price paid using public funds. The statements shed light on internal executive decision-making processes under Orbán's administration regarding strategic state buyouts.

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