Deep wounds inflicted by the agreement between Gergely Karácsony and the government

A recent Budapest city council meeting highlighted political tensions between Fidesz and the mayor, Gergely Karácsony. The council debated a proposal that aimed to restrict the mayor's voting rights in the Capital Development Council. Karácsony suggested removing the agenda item, which was a renewed attempt by Fidesz to address a previous proposal that had been rejected due to legal concerns. The meeting ended without a vote on the agenda, reflecting ongoing conflicts over governance and decision-making in the city. Additionally, discussions continued regarding parking regulations and the mayor's communication with the council about negotiations with the government.