Juhász says he started the initiative a couple of months ago and asked László Majtényi, to establish the foundation. Since its establishment, Juhász claims to have attended forums around the country and reportedly found that in the majority cases corruption was present.
The foundation aims to “uncover and diminish local corruption, to encourage local councils to become transparent and to help create alternative publicity,” Juhász wrote on his Facebook page.
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