A report has been filed concerning a funding scheme allegedly favoring businesses connected to Hungary’s National Economic Cooperation System (NER) and municipalities led by Fidesz. The Kisfaludy Program, a funding initiative, is under scrutiny for its subjective evaluation criteria and concentration of support towards these specific entities. Concerns have been raised regarding potentially questionable results stemming from the allocation of these funds. Critics allege the program directed resources disproportionately toward circles linked to the ruling party’s network. The report suggests a lack of transparency and fairness in the distribution of financial aid. This development marks an escalation of scrutiny over the program’s operations and potential misuse of public resources in Hungary.