Hungary opposition party Tisza unveils election plan with wealth tax and euro adoption
Hungary's Tisza party released a manifesto promising to adopt the euro and tax the wealthy. Led by Peter Magyar, it aims to end all Russian energy dependence.
The opposition Tisza party published a 240-page election programme on February 7, proposing the introduction of an annual wealth tax on the richest citizens and the adoption of the euro in Hungary 
HU. This comprehensive document serves as a detailed platform ahead of the April 12 parliamentary election, where the Tisza party is described as the main challenger to the ruling Fidesz party. The incumbent Fidesz party has been in power since 2010 under the leadership of Viktor Orbans viktor orbans.
HU. This comprehensive document serves as a detailed platform ahead of the April 12 parliamentary election, where the Tisza party is described as the main challenger to the ruling Fidesz party. The incumbent Fidesz party has been in power since 2010 under the leadership of Viktor Orbans viktor orbans.
