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Details Revealed: This Is How Much Péter Magyar's Crew Spends on Social Media, While They Are Still Investigating Past Contracts

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According to the RTL report, 21 people work on social media appearances at the Prime Minister's Office.

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The Prime Minister's Office corrected an article published on Tuesday.

·Hungary
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According to the RTL report, 21 people work on social media appearances at the Prime Minister's Office.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Prime Minister's Office, led by Bálint Ruff, initially responded to Magyar Nemzet's inquiry that 21 of their staff are engaged in video and content production, whose salaries total 22 million forints per month. The Prime Minister's Office corrected itself by Wednesday evening, when it wrote in a statement that four Prime Minister's Office employees are responsible for Péter Magyar's videos and social media content, who together earn 3.9 mill…

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Prime Minister's social media pages are considered the most important pillars of his communication: according to data, the Prime Minister is among the most popular politicians on social media. According to information so far, all that was known was that young people make up the staff operating his social platform. Magyar Nemzet has now asked how much all this costs taxpayers.

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The Prime Minister responded to the news about his social media expenses on Facebook. According to Péter Magyar, a total of four Prime Ministerial staff members are responsible for his own content and videos, for a combined monthly salary of 3.9 million forints.

There was some confusion regarding the data, as Magyar Nemzet had previously asked about the financing of the Prime Minister's media staff in a public interest data request and they received completely different numbers. The Prime Minister's Office apologized for the error.

·Hungary
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Magyar Nemzet broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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