Parászka Boróka on Botond Feledy: In this cursed, corruption-buried region, the shadows are infinitely long

Months after János Lázár's controversial remarks about the Roma community, hopes for political change emerged with the new government. However, the Budapest-Belgrade train project revealed underlying issues of corruption and opaque financing, overshadowing initial optimism. While the project symbolized a victory over autocracy, it also highlighted the troubling realities of state decay and the consequences of disregarding European regulations. The situation in Serbia serves as a painful reminder of these challenges, particularly following the tragic events surrounding the reconstruction of the Novi Sad station.