Viktor Orbán Is Back: After Three Weeks of Silence, He Broke the Silence, and Péter Magyar Even Mentions This – "This Was Not the Day of the Hungarians"
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The Fidesz president expressed sharp criticism of the Tisza government's actions.
Viktor Orbán has returned home and has already hit the nail on the head: it seems he is continuing the strategy announced in the summer, when in his last official speech in Tusványos he painted a dark picture of the future due to "the new, dangerous economic policy". Now the former prime minister, who has been a student for almost three weeks, has spoken out on his social media page about fuel prices, the budget and debts.
The former prime minister writes about fuel prices, budget deficits and debt bondage after his several-week vacation. The post Viktor Orbán appeared and said that this was not the day of the Hungarians first appeared on 24.hu.
The former prime minister posted again on his social media page after August 20. According to Viktor Orbán, today was anything but a day for Hungarians.
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