Dictators will not be given money: how Hungary disrupts the EU plan

Hungary may disrupt a plan to save the EU economy affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The launch of an extrabudgetary assistance fund worth €750 billion is under threat due to the resistance of Budapest, which is not satisfied with the linking of the principles of respect for the rule of law to the distribution of funds. The EU has repeatedly pointed out to Hungary such violations, which means that the country may not receive anything from Brussels.

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