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The Hungarian Premier Dances with Passers-by in Rome: in the Background "It Will Be because I Love You"

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After the private audience with Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar gives himself an informal moment in the streets of Rome: in the video published on social dances along with some passers-by on the notes of "It will be because I love you" of the Rich and Poor. "Rome is eternal," wrote the premier accompanying the images of the visit.

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After the private audience with Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar gives himself an informal moment in the streets of Rome: in the video published on social dances along with some passers-by on the notes of "It will be because I love you" of the Rich and Poor. "Rome is eternal," wrote the premier accompanying the images of the visit.

·Turin, Italy
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The Prime Minister arrived in the Eternal City for a papal audience, but apparently there was room for some relaxation beyond the official program.

·Hungary
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After the Vatican diplomatic program, Peter Magyar thoroughly let off steam. The Prime Minister XIV. After his visit to Pope Leo, he showed a much more relaxed side: he danced in a square in Rome to one of the most famous hits of Italians, Ricchi e Poveri Sarà perché ti amo with passers-by.

He spontaneously participated in a street ball with the singing Romans.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Péter Magyar danced with the locals in Rome - The Prime Minister appeared with a special video.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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