EU Commission explores legal option to bypass Hungary veto on €90bn loan
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- •Hungary has exercised its veto power against the €90 billion EU loan package.
- •The loan is part of a broader EU economic recovery initiative.
- •The European Commission is seeking a legal route to proceed without Hungary's approval.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the European Commission successfully uses the legal loophole to bypass Hungary's veto the €90 billion loan package could be approved and disbursed, benefiting EU economies reliant on the recovery funds.
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