Hungary political dispute over school start support

Political tensions in Hungary have escalated following disputes over school start support and parliamentary conduct. The Tisza Party has accused the governing Fidesz party of failing to deliver on campaign promises, specifically regarding school start subsidies and the handling of families living in asbestos-contaminated areas.

In response to these claims, the Fidesz faction has criticized the Tisza government's first hundred days, alleging that the opposition has misled the public. Meanwhile, Magyar Posta has begun distributing the first installment of the 50,000 HUF school start support to eligible families receiving child benefits via mail.