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Hungarian parliament to convene with Péter Magyar set to speak first

From Magyar Nemzet · () Hungarian

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  • Hungary’s parliament is due to convene, with Péter Magyar scheduled to speak first and lawmakers expected to ask immediate questions.
  • Magyar Nemzet accuses the Tisza party of trying to turn crisis-era reserve-building into a politically motivated criminal case, with support and silence from Brussels.

Hungary’s parliament is set to convene with Péter Magyar scheduled to open the proceedings. The agenda will also include immediate questions.

Magyar Nemzet published criticism of the Tisza party, saying it wants to turn the creation of reserves during the crisis into a criminal case after the fact and in a “conspiratorial” manner, with Brussels’ support and silence.

The article appears in Magyar Nemzet’s domestic news section, alongside the publication’s description of itself as a conservative, national-cultural weekly that reports on and interprets public life, culture, history and everyday issues.

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