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Hungary will not pay 'unfair' fine for breaching EU asylum rules

Ungaria refuză să plătească o amendă de 200 milioane euro impusă de justiția UE. „Nu a fost prevăzută plata, este total injustă”

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Hungary refuses to pay a 200 million euro fine imposed by EU justice. 'Payment was not provided for, it is totally unjust.'

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The European Commission has already announced that if Hungary refuses to pay the fine, the money could be recovered by deducting them from the European funds that the EU executive has not yet released to this country.

Comisia Europeană anunţase deja că dacă Ungaria refuză să plătească amenda, banii ar putea fi recuperaţi prin deducerea lor din fondurile europene pe care executivul UE încă nu le-a virat acestei ţări.

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The European Commission has already warned that if Budapest refuses to pay, it will deduct the fine from its previously unpaid payments from the European budget.

Eurokomisia už avizovala, že ak Budapešť odmietne zaplatiť, pokutu mu odpočíta z doteraz nevyplatených platieb z európskeho rozpočtu.

Maďarsko nezaplatí „nespravodlivú“ pokutu za porušenie azylových pravidiel EÚ

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Hungary will not pay the "unlawful" fine for breaching EU asylum rules.

Hungary announced on Friday that it has no intention of paying the record fine of 200 million euros dictated by European justice in June for breaching asylum agreements, AFP reports.

Ungaria a anunţat vineri că nu are nicio intenţie de a plăti amenda record în valoare de 200 de milioane de euro dictată de justiţia europeană în luna iunie pentru nerespectarea tratatelor în materie de drept de azil, transmite AFP.

Ungaria sfidează din nou UE, după condamnarea istorică. Decizia luată de guvernul Orban

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Bucharest

Hungary challenges the EU again, after the historic verdict. The decision made by the Orban government.

As Hungary takes over the EU Council presidency, Budapest said it is not planning to pay the €200m fine imposed by the European Court of Justice in June for failing to apply EU asylum law.

Hungary will not pay 'unfair' fine for breaching EU asylum rules

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