Tineke Strik Criticized Hungary's Initiation of Another EU Funding Release
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Several sites enthusiastically repeated the same slip-up with Tineke Strik's opinion that the state media attempted in Péter Magyar's interview in April.
A European Commission spokesperson stressed that the procedure is not over yet.
The European Parliament's rapporteur on Hungary says the release of EU funds should be linked to reforms already implemented, not to future promises. Tineke Strik was responding to the Commission's proposal, which would lift the suspension of €4.2 billion in cohesion funds and restore foundation universities' access to Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe.
Tineke Strik, a member of the European Parliament, also reacted to the European Commission's proposal to lift the conditionality procedure against Hungary. According to Strik, Hungary's progress should be acknowledged, but EU funds should only be released after reforms have been actually implemented, writes Telex.
The European Parliament's Hungarian rapporteur, Tineke Strik, welcomes the progress made in Hungary, but asks the European Commission to explain why ...
According to the EP's Hungarian rapporteur, not all conditions for the release of EU funds have been met - Tineke Strik asks the Commission to explain the basis for its decision.
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