The future agenda of Tisza is intended to be an investigation into the property of political elites. Péter Magyar emphasizes the importance of transparency and justice.
After taking over power by the government of the current non -parliamentary party Tisza (respect and freedom), the property conditions of former prime ministers and their families for the past 20 years will begin to investigate primarily. This was announced on Monday in a post on Facebook chairman Tisza and MEP Péter Magyar.
“Following the creation of the Tisza government, the National Taxes and Customs Office (NAV) will begin to investigate the property of all former members of the government and deputies of government parties, as well as their close relatives for the past 20 years,” Magyar said.
“Investigations will also be addressed by Viktor Orbán’s settlements in Hatvanpuszte. Nav will be able to request all the information from the authorities issuing permission to the Monuments Protection Office and will also be heard investors and working on Orbán’s building.” said the chairman of Tisza.
Prime Minister no one believes it, bequeathed
According to Magyar, no one in Hungary today believes that a luxury property with a real estate property worth 13 billion forints (32.8 million euros) was built for himself by the prime minister 86-year-old father, who became a billionaire from public funds.
“Everyone knows that Daca with an area of several thousand square meters spreading on a plot of several hundred hectares was built according to the wishes and instructions of Viktor Orbán, and that the garden was dreamed of Anikó Lévai (the wife of the Prime Minister Orbán) Tisza’s leader.
Orbán, in an interview with Podcast Ultrahang, 17 July, said in connection with the farm that his father is 85 years old, is in good health, works and the property belongs to him. “It is a farm founded by my father. It was an old state property, I worked there as a student there. He deteriorated the property, disintegrated. My father bought it and remodel it to the farm and is his property,” the Prime Minister said. “I have my own house in Felcsút, which is six kilometers from Hatvanpuszty. I am 62 years old. I have my own house in Buda where we live with my wife, and I have a house in the countryside. What else would I need?” Closed by Viktor Orbán.
