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Hungary's anti-corruption commission announced that cash worth approximately $18 million was found hidden in pits in the ground, in warehouses and safes, in various parts of the country, as part of an investigation against opposition member of parliament Miklós Sitsák, who previously served as development minister in the third government of former prime minister Viktor Orban.

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Hungary's anti-corruption commission announced that cash worth approximately $18 million was found hidden in pits in the ground, in warehouses and safes, in various parts of the country, as part of an investigation against opposition member of parliament Miklós Sitsák, who previously served as development minister in the third government of former prime minister Viktor Orban.

Hungary's anti-corruption commission announced that cash worth approximately $18 million was found hidden in pits in the ground, in warehouses and safes, in various parts of the country, as part of an investigation against opposition member of parliament Miklós Sitsák, who previously served as development minister in the third government of former prime minister Viktor Orban.

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