Péter Magyar: The People of the Fallen Government Are Shouting
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The debate over the planned transformation of the Tisza River is intensifying. After János Bóka, the leader of the Fidesz faction, drew attention to the fact that the government expects to generate an additional 60 billion forints in revenue from the tax, Péter Magyar sent a message to "the people of the fallen government." He emphasized that the Tisza River is working on a "budget of justice and development."
The Prime Minister once again harshly criticized the previous government and the actors in the NER system for undermining the budget plan to be submitted and other measures.
In his message on the budget, Prime Minister Péter Magyar contrasted the objectives of TISZA with the activities of the previous government.
According to János Bóka, the planned reform would increase tax revenues by 60 billion forints, while Péter Magyar attacked the economic policy of the previous government in his response. The post Péter Magyar: The people of the fallen government are shouting first appeared on 24.hu.
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