Péter Magyar Demands Government Intervention in the Fuel Market
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And an immediate tax cut.
Oil prices passed $100 a barrel on Monday, and Naf is demanding a tax cut for fear of a prolonged price spike. That won't happen, says the finance minister.
The Tisza president wrote in his recent reaction that Viktor Orbán woke up and noticed the domestic fuel prices, but not the excise tax reduction. Tisza has been demanding for a week that the government ... ...
Péter Magyar demands immediate tax cuts and a fuel price freeze, otherwise the Tisza government will end up with a "collapsing country" - According to him, Viktor Orbán risks impoverishing Hungarians by doing nothing.
According to the chairman of the Tisza Party, if it later turns out that the prime minister deliberately failed to act to protect the Hungarian people and the economy, he will pay the price.
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