Jobbik pledges 'tangible benefits' for Hungarian SMEs

Radical nationalist Jobbik, if it wins power in the spring general election, will cut taxes on Hungarian small and medium-sized firms, group leader Janos Volner told a press conference on Tuesday. Volner said ruling Fidesz had in recent years "signed strategic partnership agreements exclusively with international companies", and Jobbik would strike similar cooperation deals with Hungarian companies instead. He argued that sustainable growth was not possible without "reinforcing the businesses that serve as a basis for the national economy".