“The quality of our work and our success can be measured on the efficiency of the government, the performance of the economy and the three elections won,” Századvég deputy chairman Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky told Napi Gazdaság, the newspaper owned by Századvég. Of the HUF 17 bln spent on advisory services by the ministries and their research institutes between 2006-2010, Századvég only received HUF 3.9 bln, he added.
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