What Kinga spoke about.

Europeans want Europe to be much stronger. This is a practical necessity in an increasingly competitive and uncertain world. Being stronger means more strategic thinking and a faster capacity to act. Less bureaucracy, fewer excuses, and less useless political manipulation. Europe cannot afford to spend years discussing challenges while others are already acting and harm is underway. How do we trea

Let's love to learn! This is the attitude that can make our children successful in the future. Teaching this lesson is our job both as parents and as decision-makers in Europe! 3 reasons why this is a key issue: The World Economic Forum predicts that two-thirds of children starting school will work in jobs that do not exist today. Currently, 80% of SMEs struggle to find a skilled workforce. Finall

Dear Madam President, One thing is clear: the room for manoeuvre for the 2027 budget is narrow, while the European Union is facing an increasing number of challenges. That is why I do not agree with the Council's significant budget cuts. The available resources should not be further reduced, but directed where they genuinely serve the interests of European citizens, including Hungarian citizens. I

The Member states that TISZA does not support a larger budget. Where'd you get that from? TISZA has always advocated a higher budget as part of the People's Party. Why do you keep telling lies in this room?

Dear Mr President, European businesses expect us to be able to breathe at last. Avoiding overregulation, less administrative burden and better protection against unfair competition. These expectations are particularly true in the field of taxation. Therefore, European tax policy must ensure both fair taxation and European competitiveness. We don't have to choose between the two, we need both. The

No, because she is going to talk propaganda as usual.

Dear Madam President, Europe needs more investment to regain and strengthen its economic strength. Today, Hungary is a testament to the consequences of halting investment. Due to the misguided economic policy of the outgoing government, the Hungarian people are living worse and worse, prices are rising, salaries are being devalued, and the future is becoming more uncertain. This is what happens wh

Mr. President, please. It is with a heavy heart that I read the report of the European Court of Auditors. This report is about how to spend EU funds even better. For us Hungarians, however, this shows the loss. The loss that Hungarians have suffered for years because of the Orbán government. Orban's job is not to govern well, but to make their friends richer and fill their own pockets as much as p

Mr. President, please. The draft budget before us does not only contain figures. It's about being able to protect what's important to all Europeans: our values, our security, our future. Safety is the most important of these, which, unfortunately, can no longer be taken for granted. The world around us has changed. We live in the midst of military conflicts, migratory pressure and new types of sec

I think it's unreliable that the Congresswoman is saying propaganda texts here. He makes claims that are not true, as the propaganda put it. I was never, ever happy that it was bad for the Hungarians. On the one hand, and on the other hand, I would like to say that KATA was a very important and simple form of taxation for 450,000 people. They pulled the ground from under 450,000 people overnight.

Dear Mr President, There are some that Hungary has been at the forefront of in Europe. A very simple and favourable form of taxation has been available to small businesses for many years. Unfortunately, however, the Orbán government has almost completely abolished KATA taxation, so the tax administration again entails serious costs for businesses. Today, a Hungarian company spends five times more

Dear Mr President, It may seem trite to say that Europe is facing historic challenges, but this is indeed the case. Russia's aggression has shown that we must have deterrent defence capabilities. The customs war pointed to our economic dependencies and weaknesses. The answer to both threats can be partly provided through increased investment. The European Investment Bank, as the bank of the Union,

Thank you for the question. First of all: I wasn't happy, I was just talking in my indignation. Because that is your responsibility. It is not Tisza's fault that we do not receive the funds, Hungary does not receive them, but you do. Even if they tell a lie a hundred thousand times, or spend a hundred million forints to spread a lie, it remains a lie.

Dear Madam President, It is a historic achievement for the EU, and another wasted opportunity for Hungary. One third of the EU funds available to Hungary are huge, with nearly half a million forints for every Hungarian citizen. However, the Orbán government renounces this. After years of persuasion, we recently learned the truth by hiding in the lines of a government decree: The government will st

Mr. President, please. I would like to thank the European Ombudsman and the European Data Protection Supervisor for their work. Overall, the reports show that their activities have been adequate. For both institutions, further attention needs to be paid to speeding up procedures, working more closely with several institutions and actively raising awareness of the legal protection instruments they

Dear Mr President, Lifelong friendships, encounters with new cultures, the first serious love. Thousands of people have benefited from this experience through the Erasmus programme. The majority of Hungarian students are currently unable to participate in this program and thus in the related experiences. The Hungarian government is stealing these experiences from young people. It is more important

Mr. President, please. Economic coordination at EU level is in vain if some countries' leaders jerk the helms or keep the map upside down. Thanks to misguided economic measures, Hungary pays an exceptionally high interest rate on its debt, amounting to nearly HUF 900,000 per household. Viktor Orbán also announced a flight start. Inflation, which is a tax on the poor, has really taken off again. Fo

Dear Mr President, I am pleased to read in the ECB report that Europe has returned to a world of low inflation. In this way, it is possible to reduce interest rates, which means cheaper housing and corporate loans. This is good news for Europe. However, it must be stated that in Hungary the extra-judicial economic policy has failed in the treatment of customers. The price was paid by the people. O

Dear Mr President, Only we Europeans can protect Europe. Our external borders need to be strengthened against illegal migration and cross-border crime. The Tisza wants the Hungarian people to live in safety. We do not want illegal migrants, criminal organisations or people smugglers released either in Hungary or in other EU Member States. Reinforced border protection is in the common interest of t

Dear Madam President, Investments in crypto-assets are increasing globally. However, there is no question that this form of investment is particularly risky. Therefore, trading such products requires a high level of financial literacy and awareness. Let's be realistic. According to an OECD report, less than half of investors understand the calculation of compound interest, so I think we have done

Dear Madam President, EUR 1 billion. The cost of renovating 118 hospitals. This is what all Hungarians are failing with EU funds, now almost certainly at the end of 2024, because the Hungarian government refuses to close the corruption loopholes. We are all victims of this. People living in rural areas, who are forced to live in deteriorating conditions without cohesion funds. Their hospitals are

Dear Mr President, The price of housing is becoming more and more unaffordable in our big cities. Although the whole of Europe is facing this challenge, no comprehensive European solution has been found so far. There are good examples that we can take as a model. Public and city-owned rental apartments are available in large quantities in Vienna, thus ensuring the maintenance of prices. In Hungary