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[Opinion] Péter Magyar Responded to László Krasznahorkai: The All-Out Fire Would Still Be Missed if It Didn't Exist

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Péter Magyar responded to László Krasznahorkai: The all-out fire would be missed even if it didn't exist - According to the Prime Minister, there is nothing wrong with criticism.
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Prime Minister Péter Magyar also reacted to László Krasznahorkai’s interview with Partizán, in which the Nobel Prize-winning writer also spoke about the criticisms leveled at the Tisza government. According to Krasznahorkai, Hungarians are unfair to the government and should be more patient with it. Magyar thanked the writer for his words, but at the same time indicated that he has no problem with criticism. The almost two-hour conversation with…

The Nobel Prize-winning author also shared his opinion on the government's work and its reception.

·Hungary
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According to the Prime Minister, the all-out fire would be missed if it were not there. The post Péter Magyar reacted to László Krasznahorkai's words: There is nothing wrong with criticism first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Péter Magyar responded to László Krasznahorkai: The all-out fire would be missed even if it didn't exist - According to the Prime Minister, there is nothing wrong with criticism.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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