The promises of Peter Magyar, who won the election in Hungary: An Anti-Corruption Ministry will be established
The election promises of Peter Magyar, who emerged victorious from the election race against Orban, have come back to the agenda.
Magyar took the administration out of Orban's hands after a 16-year rule.
Here are the promises of Hungary's new administration:
-A return to the rule of law will be implemented.
-The state of emergency will be lifted. The country will be governed by laws passed by parliament, not by decrees.
-The former ruling party cadres placed in state institutions and key mechanisms will be dismissed one by one.
-The news department of the state television will be dissolved immediately.
-An Anti-Corruption Ministry will be established.
-Public tenders, support provided to crony businesspeople, and how EU funds were distributed in the past will be audited.
-Special tracking units and investigative prosecutor's offices will be established to recover national wealth found to have been transferred to circles of the former ruling party.
News Source: 12punto
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