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The Former Ally Is Disappointed: Péter Magyar and András Jámbor Openly Clashed on Facebook

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András Jámbor criticized Péter Magyar for linking the French protests to migration. According to the former member of parliament, the protests are part of a larger European crisis, driven by livelihood problems and reduced public services, not the origin of the protesters. However, he does not approve of violence either.
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Lili Pankotai expressed her disappointment that Péter Magyar emphasized the need for a strict migration policy in connection with the protests in France. “French youth deserve that an EU prime minister should not use immigration as a way to justify their standing up for their future,” wrote the former student protester, who believes that the educational background of the protests cannot be ignored.

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András Jámbor criticized Péter Magyar for linking the French protests to migration. According to the former member of parliament, the protests are part of a larger European crisis, driven by livelihood problems and reduced public services, not the origin of the protesters. However, he does not approve of violence either.

Péter Magyar and András Jámbor spoke out about the French riots - They argued in the comments section.

·Budapest, Hungary
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According to the politician, the demonstrations in Western Europe are about the livelihood crisis and the declining middle class, which is why he considers it harmful that the Hungarian Prime Minister blames immigrants for the events. The post According to András Jámbor, the Prime Minister chose migration instead of orientation first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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