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Gergely Karácsony published a letter to Viktor Orbán on his Facebook page, in which the mayor of Budapest writes extensively about why he considers vetoing the EU budget and waiving corporation tax and freezing other municipal taxes.
The mayor wrote that “it is everyone’s duty to participate in defense and seek a solution to alleviate our economic ills”, but said that it was “incomprehensible and unacceptable” that in this situation Viktor Orbán “started a war at the same time as the epidemic and the economic crisis. against its two key allies, the Hungarian local authorities and the European Union ”.
“Instead of multiplying the force necessary to defend, protect lives and stocks by strengthening the association, it will renounce European support for the Hungarian people and put local governments at risk of bankruptcy with a policy of petty tributes. It is a harmful and shortsighted policy that puts the interests of the small power before the interests of the country as a whole ”.
– writes Christmas, who added that the government is making decisions on economically impossible local governments, “due to the crisis, the revenues of the Metropolitan Municipality fell more than 20 percent, which is many times the tax cut that affected the budget central”. According to Christmas, “the government has embarked on bleeding the capital dry” by raising the tax the city has to pay three and a half times and increasing the utility tax on the Budapest water plant more than four times.
According to Christmas, Orbán would “cut public services in the capital by 25 billion, but give up 2.8 billion,” said the mayor, who said Orbán had vetoed the EU’s seven-year rule of law.
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