Anti-government demo organizers could expect more NAV investigations
Amy Brouillette
So far nothing irregular has been found by NAV regarding the anti-government demonstration organizers, István Tényi wrote Hungarian news portal Origo.
The member of Fidesz, known for denouncing individuals and organizations whose opinions differ from his own, has accused demonstration organizers of fraudulent practices, suggesting that they rose more funds than they spent.
The individuals behind the Facebook groups responsible for organizing several of the demonstrations held in the past few months failed to comment on the above concerns.
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