Thousands of Hungiers are protesting against transparency law
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AdvertisementThe protesters gathered at Fevom Square in Budapest on Sunday afternoon and then crossed the Independence Bridge. They consider a symbolic law against a state party plan to impose all important voices and limit the work of newspapers and NGOs.
“Our task is not obedient, is not construction. This is not a crime, but security. It’s not betrayal, but service,” said Victor Saloki, political director of the Ahang Civic Group.
“I am working to ensure that everyone in Hungary is living in a healthy environment,” said Enige Death, propaganda director of the same organization.
Transparency Bill -June may vote in the middle. Then, if everything goes according to the calendar, the new law may come into effect on the third day of being released.
We have asked the protesters whether they consider them to impact these demonstrations.
“Those in power do not want to know, they work on other things. They work to make everything impossible.
“These demonstrations are good to keep the mood,” a young woman said. “We do not lose some of our beliefs. We are strengthening it. In other words, there are no concrete consequences for the demonstration, even if a regulation is immediately changed, we give our own strength to perform the fine,” he explained.
The peaceful parade ended in St. Keller Square, where Ahang enthusiasts have a large poster with portraits of state politicians next to the Keller Hotel, which is renewed. The iconic hotel building was purchased by BTPST ZRT, the son -in -law of Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Arban, and acquired the ITPST.
The purpose of this bill certainly stated: Any responsible organization or citizen, such as signing a petition, donating a few thousand florines or volunteer, to assist a company.
“We believe that the power of independent and volunteers is different from the power of the government. Our power is associated with professional and human humility. This is about the helping and helping. This is about merging with the mountains. It helps others to gain new experiences, knowledge and achievement, and now a mirror.
Peaceful demonstrations will continue on Mondays and Tuesdays, and protests will continue in Hotmeswashelli and Vesprem.
