Peter Magyar Advocates for Trustworthy Alliances in the EU on 1956 Rev
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On the anniversary of the 1956 uprising, Peter Madyar declared that Hungary should remain part of a democratic Europe, and hinted at the policies of Viktor Orban.
The speech delivered by the prime minister was completely opposite to those of the nationalist and pro-Russian Viktor Orban.
October 23: Zoltán Kiszelly evaluated the commemorations of Fidesz and Péter Magyar
Prime Minister Péter Magyar gave a ceremonial speech on Kossuth Square on October 23, in which he sent a strong message to Hungarian leaders of all times. According to the Prime Minister, no one can put the blood sacrifice of the revolution in parentheses for momentary economic deals or dubious alliances. Magyar paid long tribute to the heroes and martyrs of 1956, who, according to him, gave their lives for a free, independent, democratic homela…
Current political statements only made up a very small portion of the prime minister's speech; the focus was typically on reviving the past and emphasizing the need for national unity.
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