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Within Moments, Péter Magyar Will Speak.

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Prime Minister Péter Magyar's speech before the agenda will begin at 9 a.m. The National Assembly will decide on the candidate for Attorney General on Tuesday, which may declare December 24 a holiday and decide on the investigation of politicians' wealth accumulation.

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Péter Fejes is the president's second nominee for the position.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Center

Prime Minister Péter Magyar's speech before the agenda will begin at 9 a.m. The National Assembly will decide on the candidate for Attorney General on Tuesday, which may declare December 24 a holiday and decide on the investigation of politicians' wealth accumulation.

·Budapest, Hungary
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But other excitement is also expected in today's session of the absolute parliament: December 24th may be a holiday, they may decide on the investigation of politicians' wealth accumulation, they will debate kata, sports executives, private equity funds and a host of other topics.

·Hungary
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They will also vote on declaring December 24th a public holiday and on investigating the accumulation of wealth by politicians.

A huge debate erupted over Kupleraj after Péter Magyar's speech was canceled - The Parliament will decide on the Chief Prosecutor.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The second day of the four-day parliamentary week was also supposed to start with the Prime Minister's speech before the agenda, but that was not the case, even though he is sitting inside. The deputies are also expected to elect a prosecutor general, and they will also hold a final vote on several bills. The parliamentary session is live here, on HVG!

·Hungary
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Magyar Nemzet broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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