“Debt slavery is coming”: Viktor Orbán sounds alarms and attacks Tisza government
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Hungary risks falling back into debt bondage, former Prime Minister Viktor Orban warned, quoted by MTI. The Fidesz leader was reacting to rising fuel prices and a parliamentary debate on changes to this year's budget. Orban wrote on Facebook that fuel prices were "astronomical," that the budget deficit was out of control and that "debt bondage" was on the horizon. "This was not Hungary's day," he said. The post was accompanied by a photo of Econ…
The Fidesz president expressed sharp criticism of the Tisza government's actions.
Hungary's ex-premier made a triumphant return to politics and severely attacked power because of economic chaos, DNH writes. Orban warned the Hungarians of an imminent financial disaster, wild fuel prices, and a bloated sovereign debt.
The leader of Fidesz attacked the TISZA government, which has been in office for four months, over gasoline prices, the budget deficit, and the national debt - we looked at how the same indicators fared during his 16-year reign.
Viktor Orbán claims that Hungary is threatened by rising fuel prices, an uncontrolled budget deficit and a record high public debt.
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