MCC Founder: The Institution Has Been Sentenced to Death, We Are Seeking Redress in Hungarian and European Courts
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According to the founder of MCC, the Tisza government is liquidating the institution on political grounds, and the NER's youth education center has become a grey student accommodation. They are appealing to Hungarian and European courts.
András Tombor issued a statement in which he writes: he is deeply outraged by what has happened to the Mathias Corvinus Collegium in recent months.
According to András Tombor, the foundation operating the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) was liquidated for political reasons and on unfounded legal grounds.
András Tombor, founder of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium, is seeking redress through legal means, in Hungarian and European courts, against what he believes is a politically motivated and groundless liquidation of the country's largest talent development institution.
He also announced that they would go to court.
According to András Tombor, the Tisza government is liquidating the institution's previous operations based on political considerations.
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