Zoltán wrote that they have declassified the government resolutions numbered 3000 that were classified until 2034. According to his statement, the first 13 documents made public concerned a total of 65 billion forints: one of them involved Antal Rogán's team allocating 6.5 billion forints annually for newspaper reading and media monitoring, while another document indicated that TIM provided 8 billion forints for studies and public opinion research. Zoltán claimed that part of the money went to entities close to Századvég and the government. He argued that while there weren't enough funds for maintaining railway lines, school heating, and hospitals, billions were spent on monitoring the media and measuring public sentiment. He also criticized that the decisions were classified for ten years and noted that the proposals suggested avoiding press conferences and limiting public communication. He added that later, in response to questions from the press, Bertalan Havasi presented the decision favorably. https://t.co/vHwtXBO6n2 #magyar2026 #Tisza2026 #kormány #pénzügy #államtitok (translated)
