"The Most Exciting Parts of Mafia Films Are Not the First Ten Minutes, but the Middle and the End": Peter Magjar Revealed to AP Which Policies From Orbán's Period He Will Keep
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For Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar, the convincing victory over Viktor Orbán in the elections was just the beginning. Less than six months after taking office, his new government launched proceedings against former officials it accuses of corruption and abuse of office.
Accountability has begun for assets illegally used by the previous government, but the process must proceed according to the rule of law, Prime Minister Péter Magyar said in an interview with the American news agency AP published on Wednesday. The prime minister also said that he does not consider the migration fine imposed by the Court of Justice of the European Union to be justified and that he has doubts about Ukraine's EU membership.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar asked Hungarians for patience, speaking in an interview with the American news agency AP about holding the previous government accountable, recovering stolen assets, disputes with the European Union, and Ukraine's accession. The prime minister acknowledged that many people expect faster results, but stressed that accountability must take place within the framework of the rule of law. He also defended the billionaires'…
The Prime Minister gave an interview to the American news agency about accountability, the rule of law, migration, Ukraine and the wealth tax.
The Prime Minister gave an interview to the American news agency AP. The post Péter Magyar: The first ten minutes are not the most exciting even in mafia films first appeared on 24.hu.
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