Mayors of Budapest have sharply criticized an agreement reached between Gergely Karácsony and the national government, alleging significant financial losses for the city’s districts. The dispute centers around parking revenue, with mayors claiming billions of Forints are being diverted from funds previously used to improve the daily lives of residents. According to statements given to Telex, the agreement negatively impacts local budgets and community services. The mayor of Terézváros intends to challenge the decision both domestically and within the European Union, suggesting a broader legal battle may be forthcoming. This conflict highlights tensions between the Budapest municipality and the central government regarding financial control and local autonomy. The financial impact will reportedly affect essential improvements planned for Budapest neighborhoods.