Another Controversial Nomination by Magyar Sparks Controversy and Protest
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Friday's election of 46-year-old political scientist Anna Unger to head the newly established National Office for the Recovery and Protection of Assets has sparked controversy and protest in Hungary. After the failed nomination of chess player Judit Polgár for the post of president, this is the second controversial nomination by Prime Minister Péter Magyar (Tisza).
The heads of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office have been elected, the Ministry of Finance has presented a plan to rewrite the budget, and Bayer Construct has filed for bankruptcy protection. This is HVG's weekly economic summary.
There will soon be a demonstration on Kossuth Square due to the Tisza Party's decision - The position of president of the Asset Protection Office has generated huge controversy.
Disappointed supporters of the Tisza Party and Péter Magyar are organizing a demonstration in front of Parliament on Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. The description of the demonstration posted on Facebook states that they cannot allow an incompetent puppet to be placed in the leadership position of the NVVH with their backroom deals, because that would mean giving up on the regime change.
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