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LMP Activists Shut Off Entrance to Samsung Battery Factory in Hungary

• 4 Jun 2024 8:37 AM
• Hungary Matters

Opposition LMP activists have shut off the entrances to the Samsung battery plant in Göd, north of Budapest.

Antal Csárdi, the green party’s deputy group leader, at a press conference held at the factory on Monday, called on the government to force compliance with the court ruling in respect of the validity of Samsung SDI’s environmental permit and reduce capacity by more than 98%.

Neither the environmental protection office nor the local government office had shown willingness to take action, he said.

He said LMP would “persevere” with its action with the goal of forcing the plant to abide by the court’s ruling that the company was in breach of environmental regulations.

He said it was “obvious” that the government was only concerned with falling in line with the interests of multinational companies rather than protecting the health of the Hungarian public.

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