Public Holiday on December 24: Péter Magyar Made an Announcement
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The National Assembly may vote on the TISZA Party bill next week. Parliament can also decide on the person of the new Attorney General.
All signs suggest that December 24 will officially become a public holiday in Hungary from 2026. Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced in a Facebook post on Tuesday that the National Assembly will vote on the Tisza Party's bill on this issue next week.
The National Assembly will vote next week on the proposal to declare December 24 a public holiday starting this year, and the legislature will also decide on the new Prosecutor General, Prime Minister Péter Magyar reported.
Christmas Eve is a public holiday, and Péter Fejes could be the new chief prosecutor. The post Decisions on the chief prosecutor and Christmas Eve will be made next week first appeared on 24.hu.
In his second attempt, the President of the Republic proposed Péter Fejes, former Deputy Prosecutor General of Vas County, for the position.
Péter Magyar announced the renovation of 120,000 homes and a new panel program. A decision on declaring December 24th a public holiday may be made next week.
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