Mátyás Kohán, Krisztián Lentulai and Dániel Kacsoh Leave Mandiner
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Dániel Kacsoh, Mátyás Kohán and Krisztián Lentulai are also leaving Mandiner. They would create a new, critical conservative media outlet.
Dániel Kacsoh, Mátyás Kohán and Krisztián Lentulai fear that they will no longer be able to write freely in the Fidesz-friendly newspaper.
"The newspaper belongs to the merciful God, to its readers and to its writers," writes Kohán, who says they now want to create "a perspective-based, non-convoluted, stable, sober and interesting right-wing newspaper" "with the partnership of readers and small and large investors."
The departing members are preparing to start a new newspaper, which they justify by saying that after the abolition of the kekva system, Mandiner will be in state hands and Péter Magyar and his family would be able to determine the content of the newspaper.
The propagandist leaves the paper where the Providence led him.
I am Mátyás Kohán, a foreign policy journalist and deputy columnist for Mandiner.
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