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Menczer: Péter Magyar is the new politician of the dollar left
Tamás Menczer said Magyar was “exactly like Péter Márki-Zay and exactly the same people support him that supported Péter Márki-Zay”.
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Kocsis calls on left wing to end “public violence, bullying and lies”
Máté Kocsis told a press conference that László Varju of the opposition Democratic Coalition and András Fekete-Győr of Momentum should quit public life.
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Gulyás: Left-wing has not given up hope of preventing wage hikes
Gergely Gulyás said it is not only teachers who will receive a pay rise. Nurses’ wages will also rise by 20% from March 1, so the average wage of nurses...
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Kocsis: Foreign attempts to exercise pressure and gain influence must be prevented
“Our cultural sovereignty is also under attack, with forced LGBTQ propaganda and the support or organizing of mass illegal migration,” Máté Kocsis said.
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Fidesz official demands to know who funded Karácsony’s election campaign
“Gergely Karácsony and the dollar left have yet to absolve themselves of the money laundering scandal,” István Hollik said in a video statement.
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Rolling Dollars Scandal: Recent findings of the State Audit Office reveal the possibly illegal campaign spending of the Hungarian Left
According to the investigation conducted by the State Audit Office (ÁSZ), prime ministerial candidate Péter Márki-Zay’s association burned through nearly HUF 1.7 billion of foreign funds on their failed election campaign.
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Fidesz expects answers from left-wing opposition to six important questions
“The leader of the dollar-left has let slip twice that they have been working hard to prevent the payment of funds by the EU to Hungary,” István Hollik said.
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Gulyás: Hungary’s left-wing opposition is treasonous
The majority of honest left-wing voters do not think that election campaigns in Hungary should be run on American money, Gergely Gulyás said.
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Kocsis: Hungarian left-wingers represent Western pro-war forces
Máté Kocsis referred to the Fidesz-sponsored “pro-peace” bill recently submitted to lawmakers, and said the declarations contained in the bill were based on the opinion of ordinary Hungarians “expressed time and again”.