An Unexpected Turn May Come in the Migration Penalty Case – Péter Magyar Revealed What He Is Preparing
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According to Péter Magyar, an agreement with Brussels on a daily fine of one million euros could be reached in December. The Prime Minister also spoke about EU negotiations.
Ákos Hadházy criticized Péter Magyar in a Facebook post because, according to the prime minister, the country pays a fine of one million euros a day to the EU due to border protection.
The Prime Minister says an agreement on a daily migration penalty of 1 million euros could be reached by the end of the year. Péter Magyar spoke about this in an interview with 444.hu published on Saturday after the EU summit in Brussels.
According to him, Hungary is not receiving the one million euro daily fine because of the border fence, but because "a populist government deliberately failed to comply with the refugee agreement."
On his way home from the EU summit, he was able to ask the Prime Minister about the 444th.
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