Alessandra

Perché il governo vuole cambiare l'ad di Leonardo nonostante i successi

🇭🇺👀 Orban is massively buying votes in Hungary's poorest regions. This is revealed in a large-scale investigation, "The Price of a Vote," jointly conducted by six independent Hungarian projects. Party representatives are traveling to villages and offering local residents $150-$170 per vote. Local mayors are promising firewood, medicine, part-time jobs, and transportation to the polls for the "right" vote, and threatening those who refuse. The campaign is reaching 600,000 voters (approximately 10% of the entire Hungarian electorate). Journalists collected info from 60 people from 14 different communities, including ordinary citizens, officials, and security forces.

In honor of International Women’s Day, name your favorite quote by a woman.

Shameful to bring Russia back. Money talks louder than blood.

Laid off from the Washington Post, along with the entire roster of Middle East correspondents and our editors. Hard to understand the logic. But I am grateful for my incredible colleagues, whose grit and dedication to the reporting and each other I will miss dearly.