PM Orbán’s minister revealed when and why Hungary could leave the EU!

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In an interview, Minister of Finance Mihály Varga pointed out that by the end of the 2020s, the European Union will have fewer benefits for Hungary than disadvantages.

Mihály Varga gave an interview to atv.hu. In it, he explains that the quarantine rules for the coronavirus epidemic have been lifted, demand has increased, and prices have risen as a result. The price of petrol, food, fruit, and accommodation have all risen recently.

“The general government deficit was lower than the EU average last year,”

Varga pointed out. In contrast, the inflation rate in Hungary was the highest among the EU Member States in the spring. The finance minister believes another wave of the epidemic is inevitable. The fourth wave of the coronavirus has already begun in several countries. New types and virus variants have already appeared in Hungary. It can be reassuring that the Hungarian vaccination rate is extremely high. According to Varga,

“there are slow, bureaucratic processes in Brussels,”

unlike in Asian countries and in the United States, which are the main economic rivals of EU countries. According to Varga, Brussels is slowing down the process due to the Hungarian child protection law. According to him, this is a political and non-economic reason, and due to this, the Hungarian economic recovery is slowed down.

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2 Comments

  1. So in other words this minister is happy for the country to be a leech on EU money but not happy at the prospect of having to eventually contribute more than it gets back. If all EU countries thought that way, Hungary would never have received a single cent in reconstruction funds.

  2. Yes, money is important. Sovereignty is more important. Brussels’ and Western EU Countries continual interference in Hungary’s internal politics is never acceptable. Since Hungary closed its borders in 2015 or 2016, the western countries have done nothing but try to interfere in politics in Hungary. Of course, Hungary’ closed border policy was the right one. No western country profited from having hordes of illegals, their cost and rise in criminal activities left its population bereft of law and order.

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