A protest took place in front of the Hungarian Parliament on Saturday, triggered by the recent appointment of Anna Unger to lead the National Asset Recovery and Asset Protection Office. The demonstration was organized by a supporter of Péter Magyar, the founder of the Tisza party. The protest occurred just one day after the announcement of Unger’s appointment. Details surrounding the reasons for the protest, beyond dissatisfaction with the appointment itself, remain limited in available reports. This highlights the continuing political tension surrounding asset recovery efforts within Hungary. The event underscores public scrutiny of key appointments within the government and the growing influence of the Tisza movement. Further information can be found at dailynewshungary.com.