Tisza Government: Parliament Convenes Again, Péter Magyar Also Speaks
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The session of the National Assembly will begin on Monday with a memorial service and a speech by the Prime Minister before the agenda. Péter Magyar is expected to deliver his speech at 1 p.m.
The National Assembly will hold another plenary session on Monday, with the Prime Minister opening the session with a speech before the agenda, as usual. The agenda will include, among other things, a general debate on next year's tax laws. Péter Magyar will then travel to Berlin on Tuesday for an official visit, and there will be a government meeting on Wednesday.
Exactly six months to the day after being sworn in as Prime Minister, Péter Magyar addressed the Parliament on Monday. The Prime Minister spoke about the growing support for the Tisza Party, the measures taken over the past six months and the plans for the next period. He announced that a program aimed at planting five million saplings would soon be launched, and that the salaries of more than 600,000 state employees could increase next year. Th…
Péter Magyar spoke about confidence in the government and the Tisza Party, the need for “real regime change” and the full fulfillment of the commitments of the Tisza River in Parliament on Monday ahead of the agenda in connection with the fact that he took the oath of prime minister six months ago. Half a year after he was sworn in, a post by Péter Magyar appeared in Parliament for the first time on Most News.
In his speech before the agenda, Péter Magyar said that he had taken his oath as Prime Minister exactly six months ago. He added that since the election, at least half a million more people have supported the government than at the time of the election. “Many more people would vote for Tisza today than they did on April 12,” the prime minister said.
The two-week session of the National Assembly will continue on Monday with a speech by Péter Magyar before the agenda. The deputies will also commemorate Hungarian Sign Language Day, followed by questions and immediate questions. One of the central topics of the political debates is expected to be the disclosure of the agent files and the scandal that arose as a result.
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