US EditionBrussels Chaos: the Day Ended with a Hungarian Veto, the Minister Says They Cannot Revoke the Transparency Law
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This Is How Gergely Gulyás Explained to HVG that They Would Take the 1 Percent Retrospectively – Video
The minister also talked about why he did not join the proposal of the "transparency" law, but the government spokesperson was not bothered by what he referred to. We also asked whether they can at least keep the annual number from the 2026 budget, and whether the pardons mentioned by Zsolt Bayer exist.
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Brussels Chaos: the Day Ended with a Hungarian Veto, the Minister Says They Cannot Revoke the Transparency Law
Brussels riot: the day ended with a Hungarian veto, the minister says they cannot revoke the transparency law - Seventeen countries demand tougher action against Hungary, János Bóka speaks of creating political hysteria.
·Budapest, Hungary
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