According to the public media, the Tisza Party was kicked out for the fourth time

The Tisza Party did not accept an invitation from the public media program 48 Minutes for the fourth time – it was said in the Tuesday night program of the M1 channel, according to MTI.

As they said, this time Gabriella Gerzsenyi and Csaba Dömötör would have discussed the position of their parties on the representation of Hungary in the European Union. Among other things, the fact that the EP representative of the Tisza Party in the European Parliament defended multinational companies related to the reduction of convenience, while Fidesz insists that the utility reduction affecting families.

In the party’s press release on Tuesday, Gerzsenyi wrote about, as Gerzsenyi asked, why there are so many water pipes in Ramaty, why 20 percent of the drinking water flows because of broken pipes (gave the answer is also: due to the reduction in resources, the water works do not have money for development).

The debate will not take place this time either, because the press department of the Tisza Party rejected our request and even threatened the public media that invited it. We say: “See you soon on Kunigunda Street. One way or another,” he said.

It was said in the program: “Of course, we will continue to invite and welcome representatives of the Tisza Party to our program, regardless of the fact that they constantly criticize the public media and its workers.”

We also contacted the Tisza Party with our letter about the issue, and the party attached their response to our questions that were broadcast on public television. It was written there that it is funny that the public media does not even wait for the deadline to respond, “they issue a press release about the “controversy” raised in Karmelita”. They also say that the conditions and time should be discussed first, as Gerzsenyi and his team are at the European People’s Party group meeting.

They said that although, for example, representatives of Fidesz EP Tamás Deutsch, Csaba Dömötör, Kinga Gál had appeared in the public media several times and several of their statements had been accepted, so

“The president of the party Tisza and his representatives have not even received such an invitation and they have not included our advertisement, but they harm our politicians from day to day day and trying to discredit the largest opposition party in Hungary by committing a series of crimes.”

Finally, they mentioned that if the state media change this practice, they will be able to communicate meaningfully.

party chairman Peter Magyar on September 16 he would put it first public media, but in Hungary due to the flood situation he refusedto debate with Balázs Orbán, the prime minister’s political leader.