România, dată exemplu negativ de premierul Ungariei: „Așa se întâmplă când guvernele nu opresc corupția și furtul ani la rând”

Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar criticized Romania's financial management, citing high deficits and corruption as warnings for Hungary. He emphasized the need for budget cuts and anti-corruption measures during his budget presentation for 2027. Magyar pointed to Romania and France as examples of what happens when governments fail to control spending. Hungary aims to reduce its deficit from 7.5% to 4.9% of GDP by 2027, while Romania's deficit is projected to remain above EU limits. Magyar's ambitious plan includes social spending increases funded by new taxes and anti-corruption savings, with a goal of preparing Hungary for euro adoption by 2030.