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Mithra Pharmaceuticals: Mithra Financial Results for First-Half 2023
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(Bloomberg) Hungaryâs parliament approved the transfer of a vast array of state assets to new quasi-private foundations in a move opposition parties said would cement Prime Minister Viktor Orbanâs grip on power regardless of elections.
(Bloomberg) Hungaryâs parliament approved the transfer of a vast array of state assets to new quasi-private foundations in a move opposition parties said would cement Prime Minister Viktor Orbanâs grip on power regardless of elections.
Parliament, dominated by Orbanâs lawmakers, voted on Tuesday to create endowments for more than a dozen foundations with state assets ranging from apartments, a palace, stakes in blue-chip companies, a steelmaker and a soccer stadium.