Premierul Peter Magyar ia România la țintă de la tribuna Parlamentului ungar și dă țara drept exemplu negativ, alături de Franța: Vedem unde se ajunge cu guverne care nu opresc risipa și corupția

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar criticized Romania and France for poor public finance management during a parliamentary speech. He highlighted issues like budget waste and corruption, warning of their severe economic consequences. Magyar's remarks came while presenting Hungary's budget plan for 2027, aiming to reduce the budget deficit significantly. He used Romania as a cautionary example of the risks associated with delaying reforms and tolerating public fund mismanagement. The Hungarian government plans to implement measures to curb corruption and excessive spending, alongside increasing taxes on large companies and introducing a wealth tax. The long-term goal is to lower the deficit below 3% of GDP by 2030, in preparation for eurozone accession.