Magyar Péter's own voters criticize Tisza party's choice of NVVH president
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- Voters of Magyar Péter's Tisza party are criticizing the decision to elect Miklós Ligeti as the president of the National Association of Victims of Hungary (NVVH).
- Critics suggest the party has "shot itself in the foot" and may lose a significant number of voters due to this choice.
- The controversy arises because Ligeti previously initiated an investigation into loan contracts signed by Magyar Péter.
Voters supporting Magyar Péter's Tisza party are voicing strong criticism, with some stating the party has "shot itself in the foot" by its recent decision regarding the National Association of Victims of Hungary (NVVH).
Concerns are mounting about potential voter disillusionment. Many are now speculating on the number of voters Magyar Péter and the Tisza Party might lose as a consequence of this move. The core of the dissatisfaction appears to be the election of Miklós Ligeti as the NVVH president.
Ligeti's past actions have drawn scrutiny. He previously initiated an official investigation into loan contracts that were signed by Magyar Péter. This investigation was announced shortly after Magyar Péter's pivotal February 11, 2024, interview with Partizán, which marked the beginning of his political career.
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Originally published by Magyar Nemzet in Hungarian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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