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Hungary's Orban says accusations over Soros school 'unfounded'

By REUTERS

APRIL 26, 2017 17:24

BRUSSELS - Prime Minister Viktor Orban defended his changes to Hungary's higher education law in the European Parliament on Wednesday, saying accusations that it may force a prominent college founded by US financier George Soros to close were "unfounded."

Orban, speaking during a debate in the EU chamber concerned with the situation in Hungary, called Soros a "financial speculator" and said he strongly disagreed with the US philanthropist's support for opening Europe more to immigration.

Orban also said it was "not questionable" that Hungary was committed to the European Union, though Budapest was unhappy about many of its aspects and wanted to "reform" the bloc.

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