only the prime minister's son in law would be able to fulfill them you need to know that in hungary e.u. funds are distributed by the government. hungary has a corruption problem the e.u. is anti fraud office known by its french acronym oluf has advised the e.u. to reclaim the forty million euros lighting subsidies from hungary the country has benefited greatly from it's a your membership only ten years ago it was almost bankrupt wages there stagnant e.u. funding has been the driving force behind its economic recovery by the end of twenty sixteen brussels the channeled a total of forty eight billion euros to hungary the country is one of the biggest net recipients of funding in the block. the e.u. also subsidizes a lot of investment in hungary something which encourage german firms to locate there three of the country's four biggest companies are subsidiaries of boston. hungry uses the e.u. cash to give tax breaks to foreign investors which also boost the economy and creates jobs. for more i'm joined by american car parties a journalist covering eastern european countries and he joins me from

only the prime minister's son in law would be able to fulfill them you need to know that in hungary e.u. funds are distributed by the government. hungary has a corruption problem the e.u.'s anti fraud office known by its french acronym olaf has advised the e.u. to reclaim the forty million euros lighting subsidies from hungary. the country has benefited greatly from its e.u. membership only ten years ago it was almost bankrupt wages there stagnant. funding has been the driving force behind its economic recovery by the end of twenty sixteen brussels the channel to a total of forty eight billion euros to hungary the country is one of the biggest net recipients of funding in the block the e.u. also subsidizes a lot of investment in hungary something which encourage german firms to locate their three of the country's four biggest companies are subsidiaries of. hungry uses the e.u. cash to give tax breaks to foreign investors which also boost the economy and creates jobs. for more i'm joined by american car parties a journalist covering eastern european countries and he joins me from warsaw is prim

our country and we are fighting for the future of our country hungary has been one of the biggest recipients of the e.u.'s development funds and critics accuse or band of biting the hand that feeds him was nationalism on the rise in central europe a clear win for or banned could mean for their losses for the european union. is funny if a char is in budapest and joins us from the venue where the fidesz party is waiting to hear today's results funny hungry allows campaigning to continue even on election day what's that this is message to voters been today that's quite special actually that in the hunger it's possible to complain until seven pm until polling stations actually close that's of course due to a change of the law in twenty fourteen so yes it is possible to complain and that's what it is for example has been doing promised a victory or but after casting his ballot so that people should go and vote there was something else he said today that for example your opinion is not brussels it is various other capital cities within the european union of course underlining his stance when it comes to supporting his vision of

e.u. taking poland the czech republic and hungary to court over their refusal to accept quotas. are going to be varied about e.u. policy because european union money in general. fundsre very important for the hungry an economy large percent of our growth is due to the e.u. funds so our money has to pay attention to what what's happening in brussels and he wants to shape that we have his allies in poland the czech republic and maybe now in austria and italy. to make it a year old debt that you like he wants to see he doesn't want to see an integrated europe we didn't a great did the migration places but they were full of nations we had their separate identities with strong national identities that work together on issues that they want to work together on but they don't work to get there when some parties are not willing to take a share in the burden put in london many people are hungry see another victory as a threat to democracy and the end of a state built on the rule of law how worrying is this do you think. well i think it's certainly a serious challenge to that liberal conception of europe that we've discussed i personally do not think that voters in these cou