“How dare you go to church, Mr. Mayor? Who is under the guillotine? Point to it!” – Péter Magyar nailed the question to the mayor of Putnok, who unexpectedly appeared at the Hungarian gathering as a member of a church procession. Tamás Barnabás, the head of the city from Fidesz, walked through the whistle blowers … Read more
Péter Magyar announced a month ago that he would hold a rally in Debrecen on Mother’s Day. On this occasion, posters with crossed trouser belts appeared around Kossuth Square, indicating that Judit Varga had previously talked about how Péter Magyar had once thrown her with his belt. Magyar denied this. The posters were published by … Read more
Róbert Puzsér began by saying “there is political chaos around you, but we have not learned much about the content of your politics”. “That’s not true,” Peter Magyar interrupted. Róbert Puzsér’s first question was where is the point at which Peter Magyar is no longer a member of Fidesz. Maybe I’m still a member of … Read more
20.29: Traffic was opened at Széchenyi István tér, the site of the demonstration was almost completely emptied. 20.15: The area in front of the Ministry of the Interior is slowly emptying, the music has been turned off, the torches have been extinguished, but a group of protesters is still on the scene, as is Péter … Read more
After two weeks of silence, Edina Pottyondy came out with a new video and, as usual, she did not hide what she thought about the events of the past period. (Note: not long before the publication of our article, Edina Pottyondy’s video was changed to private, so we cannot show it. But it is possible … Read more
According to Péter Magyar, politician of the Tisza Party, when they attended law school, Máté Kocsis could mostly be seen in pubs, as well as at the MIÉP, whose youth section was headed by the current faction leader of Fidesz. According to him, this hasn’t changed much since then: he told Telex about Máté Kocsis … Read more
As we wrote, Péter Magyar was interviewed by the Metropolitan Prosecutor’s Office in March, about which Máté Kocsis said: “He wants revenge, he blames the government and its members for the fact that his wife left him and he lost the jobs that his wife had acquired.” The leader of the Fidesz faction reiterated his … Read more
The leader of the Fidesz faction still finds it difficult to imagine that Péter Magyar did not get a job in the state sector because of his ex-wife, former justice minister Judit Varga. Máté Kocsis added that he can retract his statement, but his suspicions are well-founded, the Index reveals from his article. In the … Read more
Klára Dobrev said at the beginning of the conversation that Hungary’s situation is “getting worse and worse. As he said, a few years ago it would not have been realistic to say that Hungary could leave the EU, that “there will be 50 percent food inflation” or that the president of the republic and the … Read more
The first topic of the conversation was the Péter Magyar phenomenon. Máté Kocsis sees that “it is possible to joke about it, to talk seriously about it, perhaps the latter should be attempted here for the sake of the show. What we see now, we have seen before. For almost a decade and a half, … Read more