Erik Bánki said there were “strong suspicions” that the donations constituted illegal party financing and that the opposition parties had violated the election law by accepting them.
Máté Kocsis referred to the Fidesz-sponsored “pro-peace” bill recently submitted to lawmakers, and said the declarations contained in the bill were based on the opinion of ordinary Hungarians “expressed time...
“The dollar left is keeping quiet about its 4 billion forints [EUR 10.2m] worth of foreign financing, but the picture is becoming ever clearer,” Fidesz communications director István Hollik said.
Of course, the largest case of campaign financing fraud in Hungary’s democratic history did not trigger the crowd who’s always so concerned for free and fair elections in Hungary.
There was “strong suspicion” that “MEPs of the dollar left-wing”, including Klára Dobrev and István Ujhelyi possibly maintained links with the primary defendant in the scandal.
“Common sense won, the dollar left-wing lost,” the MEPs said in a statement.
A recent report unveiled that George Soros’s charities and organizations fund more than 250 media outlets around the world, manipulating public opinion and bankrolling liberal indoctrination.
János Halász noted that several of Hungary’s authorities and secret services are in the midst of examining the case, adding that many questions had yet to be answered.