Daily newspaper Magyar Nemzet states that the State Audit Office has turned to the authorities because Momentum and Párbeszéd Magyarországért political parties did not justify their regular spending of the money used in their campaign, the campaigning of the two parties was irregular, and the use of public funds and other resources was not transparent and accountable.
Recently, with the exception of Fidesz, all parliamentary parties have been fined by the SAO. Jobbik has the worst situation, because the party had only 20 million forints, while its debt is about 1 billion. During the campaign, Párbeszéd had six million, while Momentum used 500 million forints in last year’s parliamentary elections – at least according to the SAO.
One month ago, Momentum filed a lawsuit and on their website they have publsihed their bills.
The opposition party is waiting for Fidesz to do the same.
Source: www.hvg.hu
