Parliament Demands Justice for Mortgage Fraud Victims in Hungary

Hungarian Parliament Debates Mortgage Fraud Ruling: Calls for Immediate Action Budapest, Hungary – In a recent session of the Hungarian Parliament, Dr. Apáti István, vice-president of the Mi Hazánk Mozgalom, delivered a passionate speech demanding restitution for victims of widespread foreign currency mortgage fraud. The speech, captured on video, highlights the 2025 ruling on the matter and the party's call for immediate action. "Mindent vissza a devizahitel-csalás áldozatainak!" (Everything back to the victims of the foreign currency mortgage fraud!), declared Dr. Apáti, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. Dr. Apáti's speech detailed the devastating financial consequences faced by thousands of Hungarians who took out foreign currency mortgages. He cited specific instances of individuals losing their homes due to fluctuating exchange rates and unfair lending practices. The video underscores the emotional distress caused by the situation. The government's response, delivered by Répássy Róbert, State Secretary, acknowledged the complexity of the issue, citing ongoing court cases. However, he also highlighted the government's past efforts to mitigate the effects of the crisis, including the forintosítás (forint conversion) initiative. The government's commitment to protecting debtors was emphasized. The debate highlights the ongoing struggle for justice and financial recovery for victims of this widespread fraud in Hungary.