In connection with these cases, Origó has filed a report with the Hungarian Competition Authority, and they have in turn launched an investigation. Meanwhile, István Tényi made a statement: he has turned to the Central Prosecution Service of Hungary on suspicion of budget fraud causing significant financial loss due to the multi-billion forint subsidies of companies affiliated with Katalin Cseh.
Katalin Cseh has reacted to the scandal multiple times throughout the past few days. On one occasion she even claimed that her political career and managing director position did not overlap – which is untrue. The company documents refuted her claim: in 2015 Katalin Cseh was one of the founders of Momentum Movement and in 2017 she was elected as a member of the governing board. Her position as managing director of the printing company only concluded in January 2018.
The interesting thing is that while these companies have pocketed billions in EU subsidies, Katalin Cseh and her party have been lobbying for years for the EU to suspend the payment of EU subsidies to Hungary; in fact, they even campaigned on “giving EU grants to the poor”.
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