PM Orban: Tisza Party Aims to Tax Pensions, Continuing the Left’s Old Tradition

Prime Minister Viktor Orban sounded the alarm over the opposition Tisza Party’s economic agenda - applauded by Brussels, warning that it would revive the same failed left-wing policies that once drove Hungary into crisis. He noted, "Hungary's economic policy isn’t good or bad depending on whether bureaucrats in Brussels applaud it.”

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Source: Facebook)

He mocked the Tisza Party’s economic vision, listing its catch phrases with biting irony:

“Degression, progression, aggression.”

PM Orban stressed that Hungary’s economic policy should serve Hungarians—not Brussels.

Our economic policy isn’t good or bad depending on whether bureaucrats in Brussels applaud it,” he declared. “It’s good if it serves the well-being of the Hungarian people. 

"It’s good if we don’t crush workers and businesses with taxes. It’s good if we keep energy prices under control. And it’s good if we preserve the value of pensions and raise them responsibly, based on economic strength,” the Viktor Orban stated.

Cover photo: Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Source: Facebook)

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