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Orbán’s son-in-law defends fortune as Hungary’s elite face backlash

14 July 2025
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Orbán’s son-in-law defends fortune as Hungary’s elite face backlash
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One of Hungary’s wealthiest individuals, István Tiborcz, the son-in-law of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, faces scrutiny over his rapid wealth accumulation amid allegations of cronyism and political favoritism. Despite denying political involvement and claiming his business success is independent, Tiborcz’s lucrative ventures, particularly in real estate and tourism, have drawn parallels to U.S. figures like Jared Kushner, reflecting a growing discontent among Hungarians over elite wealth.

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Hungarian Businessman Defends Wealth Amid Criticism

István Tiborcz, the son-in-law of Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, is defending himself against claims that his wealth comes from political connections, as people in Hungary are unhappy about the rich getting richer while living standards drop.

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