A newspaper in Pestzsébet, funded by public money, continues to promote the national ideology of Fidesz, despite expectations of change. The "Erzsébeti Napló" remains aligned with the political party, raising concerns about the appropriate use of taxpayer funds. Hungary’s new Tisza government has announced it will investigate the legality of the public funding allocated to the paper. This investigation will focus on whether the use of public money adheres to regulations and is justified given the paper’s partisan stance. The move signals a potential shift towards greater transparency and accountability in the allocation of state resources. The outcome of the investigation could lead to changes in the paper's funding or editorial policy, reflecting a commitment to impartiality. This case highlights ongoing debates surrounding media independence and the influence of political agendas in publicly funded publications.