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The Prosecutor General's Office Responded Harshly to Péter Magyar - The Prime Minister's Response Was Not Left Out Either

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The Prosecutor General's Office responded to Péter Magyar's video message in a statement, firmly rejecting the statements criticizing the prosecutor's organization and its staff. The statement states that the only standard of the prosecutor's office's work is legality, impartiality and equality before the law, including motions to suspend immunity. The prosecutor's office emphasizes that its decisions are not influenced by any political consider…

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In his video on Tuesday evening, the Prime Minister spoke about "the Polt-style prosecution" trying to conflate "10 and 100 billion public funds" with the "attempted political character assassination" launched against him.

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The Prosecutor General's Office responded to the Prime Minister's video message on Tuesday evening.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Prosecutor General's Office responded to Péter Magyar's video message in a statement, firmly rejecting the statements criticizing the prosecutor's organization and its staff. The statement states that the only standard of the prosecutor's office's work is legality, impartiality and equality before the law, including motions to suspend immunity. The prosecutor's office emphasizes that its decisions are not influenced by any political consider…

·Budapest, Hungary
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Péter Magyar expressed his opinion in another heated stream of comments. During a Telex post on the case related to the immunity of the Prosecutor General's Office, the Tisza Party chairman mentioned, among other things, the gold convoy case, the MNB foundations, the Volánbusz case and the bailiff scandal. The politician did not spare the press either, and reacted with sarcastic remarks to content criticizing him or describing the position of th…

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In a statement, the Prosecutor General's Office rejected the Prime Minister's statements criticizing prosecutors.

According to the statement, prosecutors do their work according to their conscience.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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