Szilvia ZSILÁK

Drone photos obtained by our newspaper show that only 14 of the 54 trees earmarked for felling remain.

Locals were informed of several recent property purchases by the Hungarian government elite, and by browsing through these contracts we were able to compile a list.

With the exception of a strip of woodland by a lake, the trees have been completely cleared, while the government agency says the project has no significant environmental impact.

We have not been able to find an explanation of how the finance minister and his wife financed the purchase of this valuable property.

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