In ten years, HUF 158.9 billion went to football in Felcsút

Az oldal további hírei...

Panyi Szabolcs to 444: Hungary has become a Russian spy center
Why did you start investigating Szijjártó? ...

Réka Farkasházi and even Tímea Palácsik-Ráthonyi are already posting about regime change
After business leaders who are in good standing with the government, the celebrities who are waking up are also ...

According to Péter Magyar, "messages are being sent about the false withdrawal of the TISZA candidates"
But none of their candidates are backing ...

György Wáberer, expressing the fear that gripped the country, told about a NER entrepreneur who even sat on his switched-off phone during a negotiation
In the interview given to 24, he recalled the saying of the "old Viktor Orbán" about the current fear-mongering campaign, according to which the ...

The system-destroying big concert started in front of a large crowd, and after the first performer, the dirty dressing started
More than fifty performers will take the stage at the event scheduled to last until 11 p.m., including Azariah, Beton.Hofi and ...

Lőrinc Mészáros was no longer the owner of V-Híd when he transferred almost his last penny to him in March
On March 26, they transferred 3.39 billion to Mészáros, 53 million remained in the company's account, from which it was withdrawn on March 17. ...

Two days before the elections, Mol throws MCC 25 billion, the Hernádi family pays out almost their entire profit in dividends
Mol decided on a dividend of 241 billion, three foundations close to politics are the main beneficiaries. ...

Well, dear Hungarian villages, if you can't be competitive out of 1.2 million, then nothing!
The government gave this amount to three villages in total, Szanyon became a lay policeman, shorter than the national ribbon that was cut at his ...

One of the consequences of the Iran war: Those who want sunshine go to Spain instead of Asia
The Mediterraneans did well ...

The police is prepared for the election, free of party influence!
We can expect a recurring police presence around the polling ...