They advertised the Erzsébet Camp for more than one billion before the elections

The Erzsébet camps, intended to provide experiences for underprivileged children, reportedly spent over one billion forints on advertising before the April elections. Social Affairs Minister Vilmos Kátai-Németh announced a complaint regarding suspected mismanagement of funds. He criticized the lack of justification for such high advertising costs instead of using the money for children's vacations. The renovation was awarded to a company linked to the children of a billionaire from Felcsút.

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