Pécs Would Be Insolvent Due to Government Withdrawals, and Loans Would Have to Be Taken Out to Pay Wages
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The problem is caused by the so-called solidarity contribution, the deductions from the Competitive Districts Program, and the fact that state compensation for mandatory tasks does not keep up with inflation.
Pécs will take out an operating loan of one and a half billion forints - this was decided at an extraordinary general meeting.
The opposition-led city of Pécs is also struggling with serious economic difficulties: they had to take out a loan to pay salaries. According to Telex, an extraordinary general meeting decided to take out a current account loan and create a liquidity fund. In his presentation, Deputy Mayor Csaba Ruzsa mainly blamed the government for the financial difficulties. He wrote that Pécs has to pay a solidarity contribution of 4.6 billion forints, and t…
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