Jobbik lawmaker denies claims that the party stigmatises Roma and gays

Jobbik talks about certain social groups in other ways is a normal part of the policy of a people’s party;

but our programme has not changed,” he said.

Asked about a decision by parliament’s national security committee to hear László Toroczkai, Jobbik’s deputy chairman and the founder of the controversial Sixty-Four Counties Youth Movement, he said the approaching election campaign was the real reason for the decision to hold the hearing.

The Jobbik politician was also asked about press reports that two Jobbik sports entrepreneurs maintained an offshore company in Malta. He said that as far as he knew, only a small amount of money flowed into the company’s coffers, and

the company had only been established there because it had been impossible to set it up in Hungary.

He added that not all offshore companies were engaged in theft.

Source: MTI