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Péter Magyar Attacked Pál Fürcht: "Attorney General, Be Brave and Tell Me What Instructions You Received!"

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According to Péter Magyar, there may have been political intent behind the reclassification of the phone case from vandalism to theft, and he believes that this may have been an attempt to jeopardize his election campaign. The Prime Minister has now openly called on the former Attorney General to reveal what instructions he received in the Ötkert case.
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The Prime Minister has attacked former Attorney General Pál Fürcht. In a Facebook post on Sunday evening, Péter Magyar claimed that Fürcht had reclassified his phone theft case from vandalism to theft for political purposes.

According to the Prime Minister, Pál Fürcht, on the orders of Fidesz, tried to turn the 2004 Ötkert incident into a crime in order to make it impossible for Magyar to run in the elections.

·Hungary
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According to Péter Magyar, there may have been political intent behind the reclassification of the phone case from vandalism to theft, and he believes that this may have been an attempt to jeopardize his election campaign. The Prime Minister has now openly called on the former Attorney General to reveal what instructions he received in the Ötkert case.

Péter Magyar: Pál Fürcht reclassified the Ötkert case as theft for political purposes - The Prime Minister made serious accusations against the former Attorney General.

·Budapest, Hungary
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According to Magyar, Fürcht, as chief prosecutor, reclassified his case as theft without justification or new evidence, in order to make the suspicion more serious. The post Péter Magyar: Pál Fürcht tried to make it impossible on the orders of Fidesz first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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