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Public Media Authority: Opposition Candidates Rejected

Parliament’s culture committee has not backed the opposition parties’ candidates to the Independent Public Media Authority. Zoltán Moys, nominated by Our Homeland, Zoltán Márti of the Christian Democrats and Beatrix Siklósi, who was nominated by Fidesz, each received four votes in favour and seven against.Continue reading

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It seems that Péter Magyar will personally select the members of the public media's governing bodies, stated Alexandra Szentkirályi after the committee meeting.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Beatrix Siklósi, the former channel director of Kossuth Radio, Zoltán Martí, the KDNP candidate, and Zoltán Moys, the candidate of Our Homeland, were interviewed.

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The hearings of candidates delegated by parties to the Independent Public Media Board began at 9 am on Wednesday at the meeting of the Parliament's Culture Committee. The Independent Public Media Board, established based on the Act on Media Services and Mass Communication adopted at the end of June, can have three members nominated by the ruling parties, three by the opposition, and a further three by media professional organizations. The media …

·Hungary
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The Parliament's Culture Committee did not support the nomination of the members of the Independent Public Media Board (FKT) proposed by the opposition parliamentary groups on Wednesday. The KDNP indicated that they would maintain their nominations, while Fidesz also objected.

According to Alexandra Szentkirályi, it's as if a team decides for itself which opponent it will play.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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