It has been revealed who requested that Katalin Novák be invited to the equestrian school in Andalusia

Wednesday, May 15, 2024

Former President Katalin Novák visited a renowned Andalusian horse academy during a local fair.

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The Andalusian Royal Equestrian School in Jerez de la Frontera is a renowned classical horse academy that attracts many visitors annually for demonstrations of Andalusian horses. Recently, it was revealed through photos on Facebook that former President Katalin Novák visited the school. The visit occurred after she had largely disappeared from public view following her resignation on February 10th. Initial attempts by Hungarian media to confirm or deny the official nature of her visit were unsuccessful, but a Spanish newspaper confirmed the academy receives notable figures and has facilities for meetings. The equestrian school stated that Novák was invited at the request of the consulate, coinciding with a visit from the military representative, though they claimed the two events were unrelated and routine visits. Further information suggested Novák’s attendance might have been part of an event related to the Feria de Jerez. The text also provides background on Novák’s post-resignation benefits and staff arrangements.


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