The outgoing European Commission has delivered an unusually tough
statement over a planned new tax on Internet data transfers, which has
unleashed boisterous protests in Hungary.
Ryan Heath, spokesperson to Commission Vice President for Digital
Agenda Neelie Kroes said the Hungary internet tax is a “terrible idea”.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's government, which has been widely accused
of adopting anti-democratic policies, first unveiled plans for the new
tax late last week in the draft 2015 tax bill submitted to parliament.
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