Trusting Hungary with Billions of Euros - Still a Big Risk (Hungary’s Anti-Corruption Program, Part IV)
Scheppele, Kim Lane
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Mészáros, Gábor
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2022-11-18
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It’s crunch time for the Conditionality Regulation at the European Commission. In its College meeting on 22 November, the Commission is scheduled to discuss whether Hungary has actually made the 17 changes it proposed in order to avoid cuts to its Cohesion Funds. What the Commission chooses to do will depend on whether it believes that Hungary’s anti-corruption program will in fact allow Hungary to be entrusted with billions of Euros without having a sizeable fraction of those Euros pocketed by cronies. We believe that Hungary’s reforms are designed to be ineffective and will not even begin to halt the massive corruption that is the hallmark of Hungary’s kleptocracy.
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Scheppele, Kim Lane
conditionality mechanism
Conditionality Regulation
Fidesz
Hungary
Rule of Law
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