Mayors of Budapest’s districts have voiced strong opposition to a recently proposed agreement concerning parking revenues. The deal, worth EUR 27.2 million, was reportedly negotiated between Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony and Prime Minister Viktor Magyar without consulting the district leaders. These mayors are characterizing the arrangement as a “betrayal” and expressing outrage over the lack of transparency. They argue that the deal effectively transfers parking revenues to the capital, diminishing the financial resources available to individual districts. The dispute highlights a growing rift between the city’s central leadership and its district administrations. Further details regarding the specifics of the agreement and the potential impact on local services are available via the provided link. The district mayors feel excluded from crucial financial decisions affecting their constituencies.