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Member of Parliament for Fidesz Kristóf Szatmáry can be called truly lucky. Two years ago, his family business received 50 million forints in support of the EU for the construction of a guesthouse in Badacsonytomaj, and before the opening, the state gave almost half a billion to the settlement, from which the road will be paved. towards the farm.
Kristóf Szatmáry, appointed former Secretary of State of the Ministry of National Economy, Member of Parliament of Fidesz in the summer of 2018 Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office as Ministerial Commissioner. His task is to coordinate Budapest’s road construction program, that is, he is responsible for demolishing the remaining dirt roads in the capital. His current term runs until the end of June.
The Szatmáry family, known as a merchant, has been buying vineyards in nearby Badacsony for the past decade, and has been selling wines for some time. The winery began to be built on Badacsonytomaj, on the hillside.
The politician gained EU support for investment two years ago, around the same time as his appointment as commissioner. Nimfeum Kft., Owned by Szatmáry, received HUF 49.6 million to establish a guest house in addition to its winery. The money allowed the politician to cover more than 40 percent of construction costs. The website of the company making the investment contains a visual layout of the winery and the pension, which was erected after the demolition of a building in the area.
Nimfeum Kft. Promises on its website that the accommodation called Villa Salve will be open to visitors soon.
It is time for the government to decide in November last year to grant subsidies of 465 million HUF to the municipality of Badacsonytomaj for the reconstruction of roads through a budget transfer. According to the decision published in the Hungarian Bulletin, the subsidy can be used for the renovation of the water supply system in addition to repairs to the asphalt and retention wall.
The money from the central source will be used to repair some of the less crowded suburban roads leading to the Szatmáryék estate and Ranolder village. The latter was previously the István Tiborcz It was owned by BDPST Zrt., which, as we reported, recently Rákay Philip interest.
In addition to the basalt-covered Bogyay highway running alongside Badacsony, the reconstruction affects some narrow stretches of highway, which in some places lack solid pavement.
We did not select our development goals based on the presence of wealthy businessmen and politicians in the agreement.
The mayor of Badacsonytomaj said when we asked why the low-traffic road to the Szathmáry estate was being rehabilitated, despite the fact that there was a section of road in the city center that needed to be repaired. Krisztin N. László According to the Commission, the renovation of the horizontal roads on the slope is linked to the development of the Kisfaludy road between the port and the top of the hill and aims to allow “the presentation of the vineyards, natural and built values on the waist” .
The mayor also revealed that they have applied to the Interior Ministry several times in recent years, but in the last ten years they have managed to earn only a sum of 11 million forints, for which they also had to provide 5 million forints. He added that he regretted that some municipalities had been deprived of subsidies previously granted due to the epidemic situation, but he felt that the municipality had fought for this money. At 24.hu’s request, the Home Office wrote that the amount was paid to the settlement on the shores of Lake Balaton late last year.
Featured image: H. Szabó Sándor / MTI
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