Kata Tüttő, who previously served as the deputy mayor of Budapest, has recently taken on the role of President of the European Committee of the Regions. In her current position, she is advocating for the release of EU funds that have been frozen.
Tüttő has been vocal about the challenges faced by Budapest under the governance of Viktor Orbán, highlighting the negative impact of his administration on the city. She emphasizes that Budapest has 'suffered a lot' during this period.
Additionally, Tüttő warns of an impending wave of centralization that poses a threat to regional autonomy across Europe. Her remarks underscore the importance of maintaining local governance in the face of increasing centralization.