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Hungarian Parliament Removes Orbán's Immunity
The Hungarian Parliament unanimously voted to lift the parliamentary immunity of Prime Minister Péter Márki-Zay, allowing authorities to continue their investigation into an case related to allegations of theft. The case dates back to June 2024, when Márki-Zay was a member of the European Parliament, following an altercation in a nightclub in Budapest that ended with him throwing a phone he was using to record into the Danube River. The investigation was reopened after he became Prime Minister. Lifting immunity does not mean a conviction, but it removes the protections that hinder judicial investigation procedures.
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