The post claimed that Hungarian authorities had issued an arrest warrant for Ádám Matolcsy and asked Dubai residents to report him to police if they saw him. It described his ownership of many Porsches as a distinguishing feature. #Dubai #ArrestWarrant #ReportSuspiciousActivity #HU #AE
The author described Hungary’s government as a dictatorship and claimed it was arresting central bankers after the former opposition had promoted conspiracy theories about the central bank. They suggested the cases could set a precedent in Europe for arresting technocrats and said it was ironic that Brussels would want such a precedent. https://t.co/2TJzxDn2m5 #Hungary #Dictatorship #CentralBanking #HU #EU
The author argued that Hungarians would face higher taxes, rising costs and fewer benefits. They said TISZA had promised lower taxes for workers, broader access to small-business tax relief, and protection and expansion of family benefits during the campaign, but described the outcome as tax increases and shared a link. https://t.co/G7z27n37V5 #Magyarország #adóemelés #gazdaság #HU
The author wrote that Hungarians would pay more and receive fewer benefits, citing planned tax increases on tobacco and alcohol, advertising and high-performance cars, as well as a doubling of the small-business KATA tax. #adóemelés #gazdaság #Magyarország #HU
The post claimed that Péter Magyar would abolish tax exemptions for Hungarian mothers from January on Brussels’ orders, and warned that Hungarian families would bear the cost. https://t.co/CFVUUL1IMF #Hungary #taxes #families #HU (translated)
Zelenskyy's deputy chief of staff told Euronews earlier this week that the Ukrainian leader had been invited to Budapest on 23 October, to join events commemorating the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. #Zelenskyy #Hungary #Diplomacy
I held a one-on-one meeting in Brussels with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. I welcomed the political agreement reached between Hungary and Ukraine on strengthening the rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia, Péter Magyar said. #MagyarZelensky #HungaryUkraineRelations #MinorityRights (translated)
This Monday, the Ukrainian parliament finally approved the bill on the educational rights of national minorities, which guarantees Hungarian-language education and legal protection for minority schools. #Zelensky #Magyarország #1956osforradalom (translated)
The author wrote that roughly 3.6–3.7 million Hungarians voted “no” on each of four questions concerning LGBTQ-related education and content for minors in a 2022 referendum. They claimed that more Hungarians had voted against what they called “gender propaganda” than had ever voted for any single political party in Hungary. https://t.co/TuRMAh8E2H #Hungary #LGBTQ #Referendum #HU
Hungary has lost roughly one billion euros so far because of the Orbán government, which was unable to establish regulations compliant with EU law while at the same time protecting Europe’s external borders and the Hungarian border. Péter Magyar welcomed the EU Council's resolution concluding the conditionality procedure launched against Hungary in 2022. #MagyarZelensky #EU #HungarianPolitics (translated)
Péter Magyar is holding his first official individual meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Brussels, where he emphasized the importance of closing EU affairs concerning Hungary and the development of Hungarian-Ukrainian relations. #MagyarZelensky #EU #HungarianPolitics (translated)
The author claimed that Péter Magyar was putting Hungarian children at risk to meet Brussels’ demands. They said Tisza had rewritten Hungary’s Child Protection Act, alleging the amendment would expand LGBTQ organisations’ rights and weaken child-protection rules. #Gyermekvédelem #LGBTQ #Hungary #HU (translated)
The author questioned what a political group’s values were if its first decision after taking power was to prevent its opponents from being re-elected. They said that in 2010, their group’s first decision had been to extend citizenship to Hungarians living abroad and expand their rights, while their successors had restricted those rights. https://t.co/3UwlnBfc2y #politics #democracy #freedom #HU
The author said Hungary’s parliament had voted to repeal measures imposed by former prime minister Viktor Orbán’s far-right government, which they said stigmatized gay and transgender people and barred the “portrayal or promotion” of homosexuality or transgender identity. https://t.co/sBXDWy1Inb #Hungary #LGBTQ #HumanRights #HU
The author claimed that more Hungarians had voted against what they called “gender propaganda” than had ever voted for any single political party in Hungary or for EU accession. They accused the Tisza Party of disregarding that mandate at Brussels’ demand, describing its stance as a capitulation and a betrayal of voters. #Hungary #Democracy #GenderRights #HU #EU
Together, Fidesz and Mi Hazánk voted against legislation designed to increase the protection of children. They voted down measures designed to help infants left in hospitals and to protect children from all forms of violence. How shameful! Commenting on this on social media, Prime Minister Péter Magyar wrote: “Together, Fidesz and Mi Hazánk voted against legislation designed to increase the protection of children. They voted down measures designed to help infants left in hospitals and to protect children from all forms of violence. How shameful!” (translated)
On Tuesday, the Hungarian parliament passed the new child protection law, which aims to protect minors against media content that promotes sexual violence, manipulation, and exploitation; however, representatives of Fidesz and Mi Hazánk voted against it. (translated)
The author claimed that more Hungarians had voted against what they called “gender propaganda” than had ever voted for any single Hungarian political party or for EU accession. They said the Tisza Party was ignoring that mandate at Brussels’ demand, describing the move as a capitulation and a betrayal of voters. #Hungary #Democracy #PoliticalBetrayal #HU #EU
The author claimed that Brussels was demanding higher taxes, fewer tax cuts and higher energy bills, placing a greater burden on Hungarian families. They said they had opposed those demands and alleged that the Tisza government was following Brussels’ lead, with Hungary losing and foreign interests benefiting. https://t.co/vy9F4mbGnG #Hungary #Taxes #Brussels #HU #BE
"Although there is much to be put right—after all, your ousted leader did many things and sacrificed much, above all the safety of the Hungarians in Transcarpathia." After the law was adopted in Ukraine, Péter Magyar emphasized in the Hungarian Parliament that the Ukrainian side had fulfilled its commitment ahead of the planned year-end deadline, which is a positive sign for rebuilding relations between the two countries. #Ukraine #Hungary #MinorityRights (translated)
