Péter Magyar rallies opposition at Budapest demonstration, calling for change in 2026
At today’s 23 October demonstration in Budapest, Péter Magyar, leader of the opposition Tisza Party, delivered a passionate speech at Bem József Square, later leading the crowd to Széna Square. He fiercely criticised Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, accusing him of betraying the legacy of 1956, and emphasised the need to return to the principles of unity and resistance against oppression.
Péter Magyar outlined a bold vision for the 2026 elections, announcing the start of a transparent selection process for future leaders committed to Hungary’s prosperity, Economx reported. He promised reforms in healthcare, education, and the economy, including restoring the national reputation, reclaiming stolen assets, and enhancing social welfare programs. Additionally, Magyar pledged to join the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, reinstate the independence of local governments, and limit prime ministers to two terms.
The demonstration also targeted former Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány, with Magyar blaming both Orbán and Gyurcsány for Hungary’s struggles over the past two decades, stating that their leadership has left the country in a political, economic, and moral crisis.
The event marked the Tisza Party’s commitment to offering a patriotic government, aiming to put Hungary back on an upward trajectory by 2026.
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Change is coming. Tisza 42%, Fidesz 40%. https://eutoday.net/hungarys-tisza-party-surpasses-fidesz-in-key-poll-shaking-political-landscape/