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Márton Sarkadi Nagy
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Reporter, Freelance
Budapest
Beats
Biography
Staff investigative reporter with Átlátszó in Budapest, Hungary. Can also be found on Vsquare. Represents Átlátszó in various international collaborative networks. Was a member of the Vsquare team to be shortlisted for the 2021 IJ4EU Impact awards for the 'Radicals with Reach' series.
Business And Tech , Entrepreneurship
Anything that is not family-friendly.
Content
Partners washing their hands of Sovereignty Protection Office confidentiality-breaching information requests – English
By Márton Sarkadi Nagy Verified| ATLATSZO Verified Association with the Sovereignty Protection Office and its overreaching information requests has seemingly become uncomfortable to some of its hopeful partners. The Hungarian central bank and the data protection authority both deny signing a cooperation agreement with the Office – while one of them has already started to inform. TI Hungary’s legal director believes that the Office cannot borrow powers from other bodies.
By Márton Sarkadi Nagy Verified| ATLATSZO Verified According to documents obtained by Atlatszo by order of a Hungarian court, requests made by the Sovereignty Protection Office to several institutions appear to exceed the legal mandate of the organization. The SPO has sent several letters to state or state-regulated bodies asking that they collect information for them on an ongoing basis. Other SPO requests seem to violate financial privacy, attorney-client privilege, and auditor confidentiality rules.
CPAC Budapest was fully funded by the Hungarian taxpayer, to the tune of possibly more than 3 million euros – English
By Márton Sarkadi Nagy Verified| ATLATSZO Verified Viktor Orbán’s European political campaign is supported by several organisations that are funded from the state coffers. Out of its publicly funded grant worth more than 11 million euros, the Centre for Fundamental Rights could have spent more than 3 million on CPAC Budapest in April – in effect, a campaign event for Orbán’s party and its friends. The European Conservative, which received 1.8 million euros, prepared a special edition of its magazine for the EP campaign.
Company Info
Freelance
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