Lóci Antal will not be held accountable by the Romanian parliament on our behalf

The Senate committee closed its investigation into the Mykonos affair and the Bolojan affair by concluding that they simply couldn't find out anything!

Not even as much as had already been public knowledge at the start of their investigation, since the press had already reported it.

One of the biggest jokes is that RMDSZ's Lóránt Antal was the only senator who took part in the luxury party on Mykonos, yet the investigative committee didn't feel it necessary to summon him for questioning, and on top of that, his name doesn't appear even once in the minutes' summaries!

While the passenger list has been public since mid-summer, the Senate's investigative committee was busy exclusively with trying to establish the passenger list and repeatedly attempting to summon two people from it - who, unfortunately, failed to appear before the committee - so what can you do?

Is there an activity even more pointless than this?

Yes. RMDSZ committee member Attila Cseke didn't even poke his nose in, not even once, nor did he send a substitute. Single-handedly, he managed to drag the 86% attendance rate without him down to 78%.

It certainly wasn't his fault that nothing came to light!

Bolojan vs. Fritz match: glasses for the referee, the Constitutional Court!

In the case where the honorable senators were curious - although, as we can see, the word "curiosity" should be understood in homeopathic dilution when it comes to a Senate investigative committee - about what exactly Prime Minister Bolojan discussed with the president of the Constitutional Court just three days before the Government, the Parliament, and the Constitutional Court (filled with political opportunists) together plunged Romania into a constitutional and financial crisis - Prime Minister and senator Bolojan, the chairman of one of Romania's largest parties, simply did not appear before the committee. There's always a lower point. This time, Bolojan is actually in quite good shape for a deep dive!

Returning to the Transylvanian Hungarian perspective:

The Bolojan-CCR investigation also shows, by contrast, that other senators could indeed be calmly summoned, while RMDSZ's Antal was not. Antal and the RMDSZ get away with something that not even Romania's then acting prime minister got away with - he isn't even included in formal parliamentary accountability! This also shows RMDSZ's quite special position in Romania - something that isn't realized not only from the outside, but even among RMDSZ's own voters:

Romania's showcase minority party doesn't play in the league - they are the cheerleaders.

The reorganizing Securitate hired them 37 years ago to do nothing.

Especially not in the interest of Hungarians!

And so they don't get bored amid all that doing nothing, whoring around in Mykonos is allowed!

~Boglárka-Zsófia Vértessy