Tisza-government: another multi-million dollar contract was terminated with the Lounge group.
Friday was a busy day for Hungarian public administration. Attila Ságodi became the new CEO of Paks II. Zrt., and the minister expects transparency and safety in the investment. In addition, the leaders of the Hungarian Museum of Natural History, the National Széchényi Library, and the Museum of Industrial Arts were dismissed. Amnesty International criticized the Parliament for electing a new member of the Constitutional Court on July 27th, instead of the usual 60 days. An investigation was launched into suspicion of embezzlement due to a tax consultation planned by the previous government.
Friday was a busy day for Hungarian state administration. Attila Ságodi was appointed as CEO of Paks II Zrt., whom Minister István Kapitány expects to ensure the efficient, transparent, and safe implementation of the investment. Following an investigation, the heads of the Hungarian Museum of Natural History, the National Széchényi Library, and the Museum of Industrial Arts were also dismissed. Amnesty International Hungary criticized the Parliament for electing a new member of the Constitutional Court on July 27th, instead of the 60 days allowed. Meanwhile, an investigation has begun into the alleged tax-raising plans of the previous government’s Tisza Party, after the prosecution overturned the police’s previous rejection. Our article is continuously updated with the latest news on government.
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