Dömötör: Hungarians want fewer costly sanctions and their opinions heard
A recent National Consultation survey found that 97% of respondents were set against any kind of sanctions on nuclear energy, gas and oil.
A recent National Consultation survey found that 97% of respondents were set against any kind of sanctions on nuclear energy, gas and oil.
Fortunately, in the case of gas, the long-term gas purchase contracts are a guarantee for Hungary, Csaba Dömötör said.
A government decision to freeze retail mortgage rates until the end of next June could save Hungarian households HUF 30 billion (EUR 81.3m).
Over 1.1 million Hungarians abroad have taken the opportunity to become citizens with voting rights.
Real wages have grown by 70 percent during the Fidesz government’s tenure over the past ten years.
The government will decide on its next steps based on the survey’s results. The findings of the survey will be made public as soon as possible.
“George Soros is insulting Hungary again; this time by calling it a mafia state,” Csaba Dömötör wrote.
The government is seeking opinions on whether the country should be reopened gradually or in one fell swoop once the epidemic has subsided.
Several government officials have tested negative for the coronavirus a second time and have therefore been released from official home quarantine.
The Hungarian government will soon launch a new campaign to promote Hungarian products.
Residents have until August 15 to submit their feedback to the government’s latest “national consultation” survey.
Issues to be addressed by the survey include the payment of compensation to prisoners complaining about poor prison conditions and probation rules pertaining to violent criminals.
Csaba Dömötör said the Hungarian government finds it objectionable that while Brussels provides no grants for the protection of the borders, they are happy to raise the grants of activist groups