How Brussels Is Making Sure Peter Magyar Doesn’t Have to Stand Trial for Theft

The European Parliament’s legal committee has buried Peter Magyar’s phone theft case so thoroughly that other, more recent cases have already been reviewed and voted on ahead of it. We present several examples proving that protecting the Tisza Party leader appears to be unusually important for Brussels.

Peter Magyar and Manfred Weber in a joint press conference in the European Parliament (Photo: MTI / Boglarka Bodnar)

In summary, there is a pattern of evidence indicating that Peter Magyar’s criminal case is so politically inconvenient for the Brussels elite, led by Manfred Weber, that they prefer to keep postponing any discussion on lifting his immunity. As long as there is no discussion, there’s no need to vote on the matter. This is the method by which Brussels ensures that Peter Magyar does not have to stand trial for theft.