Commentator Péter Magyar Was Gently Corrected by Gábor Török – "The Fact that the Minister or Even Many Politicians of the Previous System Were Corrupt Is Not Interesting From This Perspective"
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The seizure of several billion forints of cash in the case of Miklós Seszták has sparked fierce political reactions. Ákos Hadházy, Gergely Karácsony, László Toroczkai and András Fekete-Győr also spoke out, and Gábor Török drew conclusions regarding the political future of Fidesz.
The more than six billion forints in cash found in the Miklós Seszták case could have serious consequences for Fidesz, wrote Gábor Török, a political analyst, on Facebook, whose comment was of course also received by Péter Magyar. In his comment, the Prime Minister pointed out to the analyst, "but there was no regime change, right?", to which Török's response was not long in coming.
Gábor Török: Fidesz's fate is sealed if it doesn't break with this tale - The political analyst also spoke about the buried billions.
According to the analyst, it no longer makes sense to mention "immaculate ministers" and "political prisoners."
The investigative operation carried out in the case of Miklós Seszták, during which the authorities found several billion forints and significant amounts of euro and dollar cash, has sparked serious political opinions.
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