Die Presse: without EU funds, Hungary will face much worse recession
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The Austrian newspaper Die Presse is sceptical about whether Hungary will receive EU funds. They say that if the EU money does not come, Hungary could face a recession worse than the European average.
Endgame for billions
“Endgame for the Union’s billions” (Endspiel um Ungarns EU-Milliarden) is the title of an article in Die Presse. The material was analysed by Klubrádió. The Austrian paper is sceptical, contrary to the optimistic position of the Hungarian government. The author, Oliver Grimm, believes that it is far from certain that promising to reform the system of judicial and public procurement procedures will be enough for the EU to start disbursing funds.
“If Hungary remains in disgrace, the forint will weaken further and the country could fall into a recession even more severe than the European average,” writes Die Presse. The article then describes Orbánland’s “massive corruption system”, in which people close to the government win public contracts. However, the article suggests that it is possible that it is not the entire 7-year budget that will be withdrawn from Hungary in Brussels, but only part of it.
If the corrupt liberals in the West don’t want to pay, Hungary should start dropping all those engineers and doctors coming from Afrika, at the Austrian border and flood the West with the people they like more then they like Europeans.
I am a gay man, poison the people and still they believe me..