Regarding the appearance of bank taxes, transaction fees, and the reduction or phase-out of special levies on multinational retail chains in the Tisza program, the MEP explained that Brussels has been pressuring Hungary for years to abolish or cut these taxes paid by multinational corporations.
There is nothing surprising about the Tisza package moving in precisely that direction,
he said. On the potential social impact and public reception of the package, he added that the real decision will be made in the elections: “Hungarian voters are the ones who can prevent this austerity package from taking effect.”
“All of Peter Magyar’s pre-scripted posing—his cooking videos, selfies, slim-fit jackets—serve only to distract from these real issues in the months leading up to the election,”
Domotor added, stressing that voters nonetheless have the right to know what the government is doing, what they have in the works, what the opposition is planning, and what is truly at stake. He is pleased that his in now becoming crystal clear.
Cover photo: Peter Magyar (Source: Facebook)
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