It was also mentioned during tha program that Peter Magyar is allowed many things in Brussels, receiving small exemptions in exchange for not opposing Brussels on major issues, such as the abolition of tax on multinational companies, the migration pact, and support for Ukraine.
Commenting on the Tisza Party’s program presented over the weekend, Agoston Samuel Mraz said Peter Magyar has made a serious strategic mistake.
"Tisza is a protest party. Out of vanity, Peter Magyar wanted to present a positive program, but it is unclear how it would be financed. The question is what austerity measures are planned and what price would be paid for introducing the euro," he said.
Hungary would have to give up the forint, and it is no coincidence that Denmark, Sweden, the Czech Republic, and even Romania do not want the euro,
he listed, adding that adopting the euro would further increase Hungary’s dependence on Germany.
Speaking about the opposition debate in Veszprem, which the Tisza candidate alone failed to attend, he said this once again shows the one-man-show nature of the party, and that absence adds no value.
"Putting a face to a name is important in individual constituencies, and participating in such debates is one of the tools to achieve this. Voters expect candidates to be visible and known," the analyst emphasized.
On Ukraine’s actions toward Hungary, he said that forcing a break from Russian gas clearly reflects a hostile Ukrainian government. Zelensky's and the Ukrainian government’s interests are also represented by Tisza, despite attempts to deny this.
Viktor Orban is fighting to achieve peace, and in doing so, he is also fighting for the lives of Ukrainians, yet the Ukrainian leadership remains hostile toward Hungary.
"I am convinced that the 800,000 Ukrainian soldiers fighting at the front are on the side of pro-peace politicians," he stressed.
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