Can a Faction Be Formed in the Five-Member Suit in Prison? – Asked Péter Magyar in Kisvárda, the Town of Miklós Seszták
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Two are already in. According to Magyar, those Fidesz MPs who ran as individuals and committed illegal campaign financing should not sit in parliament.
Some say the air is cleaner since the Tisza Party's election victory, while others say the fear that was common under the Fidesz leadership has not diminished. At Péter Magyar's Kisvárda forum, we asked locals and visitors from other parts of the county about the arrest of Miklós Seszták and the atmosphere of the past months.
The former development minister, who is "justifiably absent", continued his tour of the country at his former base. According to the prime minister, the time has come to eliminate the margin freeze.
According to the Prime Minister, there are not many MPs missing for a faction that did not exist before − and probably will not exist in Parliament.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar reacted to the detention of former ministers Balázs Hankó and Miklós Seszták in another Facebook post, and this time, with a short but more spectacular comment, he linked the incident to the rules for forming parliamentary factions.
Péter Magyar: Not much is missing for the first independent prison faction - The Prime Minister also made an offer for the name.
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