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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's father's companies have made billions in profits from state investments through Lőrinc Mészáros's businesses, among which the Dolomit Ltd. stands out with exceptionally high revenues and the contracts won by the Mészáros group. #Orbán #közbeszerzés #ÁllamiBefektetések (translated)

Viktor Orbán's father's mining companies received significant state contracts in cooperation with Lőrinc Mészáros's V-Híd Zrt., under which contracts worth several billion forints were concluded for the expansion of the M1 motorway and other major infrastructure projects. #OrbánGyőző #MészárosLőrinc #államiBeruházások (translated)

There was also news from home over the weekend that Dávid Vitézy sent a letter to Mészáros's company stating that they were fired from the construction of the Southern Ring Railway, the upper limit of environmental fines has been raised from 2 to 5 billion, and the minimum penalty will also be higher, according to János Bóka, the Fidesz has no reason to apologize for its campaign that incites war anxiety, the editorial offices of Hungarian women's magazines requested the ratification of the Istanbul Convention from the government, it turned out that 5 percent of the property tax can also be offered for public purposes, and that Imre Komjáthi is setting an example for the old warhorse Orbán in reaching young people. #szegénység #szerhasználat #mentálhigiénia (translated)

"If we were to carry on with the existing contractor's contract, we would have effectively bricked up for the Mészáros team, just to ensure the project continued. We would have concealed the serious illegalities, we could have excused the irregularities, and with the Hungarian taxpayers' money, we would have supplemented the 360 billion forints lost due to the failed EU funding." According to Vitézy, the responsible decision towards Hungarian taxpayers now is not to continue the contract made in the controversial public procurement." #DéliKörvasút #Várpalota #Közbeszerzés (translated)

Transportation Minister Dávid Vitézy spoke at the government briefing on Friday about how Hungary could lose about 320 billion forints in EU funding for the Southern Railway development due to irregularities linked to Lőrinc Mészáros's V-Híd. #ÁllamiSzámvevőszék #MagyarPéter #DéliKörvasút (translated)

V-Híd Zrt., a company built on contracts provided by public authorities, owned by billionaire Lőrinc Mészáros, made costly luxury trips, including a four-day team-building event in southern France, where they spent more than 3.3 million euros on foreign travels in recent years. #MészárosFiles #corruption #publicprocurement (translated)

David Vitézy, the Minister of Transport and Investment, announced that Lőrinc Mészáros's V-Híd has been excluded from all ongoing railway procurement procedures after it was revealed that the company gained a competitive advantage in the procurement of the second phase of the Southern Circular Railway funded by EU sources through illegal collusion. (translated)

Vitézy talked about how Hungary could lose 350 billion forints in EU funds due to collusion by Mészáros Lőrinc and others; therefore, the investment for the second phase of the Southern Ring Railway will be suspended, and the contract with V-Híd will be terminated. #Orbánbábok #Szerencsejáték #Politika (translated)

Viktor Orbán financed propaganda through his oligarch Lőrinc Mészáros, who acquired assets from public contracts, primarily through payments to influencers of the Megafon network, while his company V-Híd became a dominant player in railway construction in Hungary. #Maďarsko #ViktorOrbán #Mészáros (translated)

In May of this year, Viktor Orbán openly stated that Index is a Fidesz newspaper, which, of course, after the City Hall case, the "Tisza tax," interviews with Fidesz politicians or even with Lőrinc Mészáros that contained leading questions, could become clear to every newspaper reader. #HontAndrás #Index #propaganda (translated)

David Vitézy, the Minister of Construction and Transport, announced that serious measures are expected in the near future regarding the companies of Lőrinc Mészáros and László Szíjj, which have uncovered abuses by the government, and it is possible that these companies will no longer be able to participate in construction public procurements. #MészárosLőrinc #építőipar #közbeszerzés (translated)

David Vitézy, the Minister of Transport, announced that in the coming weeks, due to suspicions of serious irregularities, steps are planned against the companies of Lőrinc Mészáros and László Szíjj, considering the possibility of excluding them from public procurement procedures. #közbeszerzés #Mészáros #VitézyDávid (translated)

The article titled "The Mészáros Files II" reveals that employees of Mészáros Lőrinc's V-Híd Zrt. railway construction company traveled in luxury conditions to a four-star hotel in France, while the company has spent more than one billion forints on foreign trips and extravagant programs in recent years, raising suspicion of corruption related to the public procurement system. #MészárosLőrinc #luxusutazás #korrupció (translated)

According to the government's decision, the 23 trillion forint highway concession awarded to the consortium of Lőrinc Mészáros and László Szíjj will be terminated, thus fundamentally reshaping the operational and development model of the domestic highway network. #autópálya #koncesszió #MészárosLőrinc (translated)