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Péter Magyar Led a Peace March Along the Tisza River in Pécs
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Péter Magyar continued his tour of the country in Pécs, where he took the stage with the local Tisza parliamentarians. The prime minister recalled his previous visits to Baranya, spoke about the first months of his government, reacted to Viktor Orbán's earlier prediction, and then lamented the Tisza Party's organization of the Peace March.
In his speech in Pécs, Péter Magyar reported on the strengthening of the Baranya local governments, and on transport and rural development plans. He also hinted that they could hold a real Peace March on October 23, the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution, if the Fidesz event was cancelled due to lack of public funds and interest.
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