Norwegian Public Television Says It's Not Okay How Péter Magyar Treats the Press
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This was not what they expected after the change of government.
They spent months negotiating an interview in Budapest, which they canceled at the last minute, and then wanted to have their recording deleted.
Péter Magyar lashed out at the Hungarian and foreign press after the Norwegian public media reported in a rather critical article how the Tisza government ran away from their pre-arranged interview at the Parliament. According to the Scandinavian crew traveling to Budapest, not only did the Prime Minister cancel the meeting at the last minute, but the press department also threatened them.
Finally, János Bóka, the leader of the Fidesz faction, answered the Scandinavians' questions.
According to the NRK crew's report, they had an agreed-upon date with Péter Magyar, and they were already in Parliament when it turned out that the meeting would be canceled, and they were also negotiating with them in a threatening tone.
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