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PM Magyar Confirms Wealth Tax From January as Egg-Throwing Disrupts Szolnok Rally

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar used the latest stop of his nationwide tour to restate several major government plans, including a new wealth tax, asset recovery and constitutional reform. His appearance in Szolnok was also briefly disrupted when an egg was thrown towards the stage. Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/pm-magyar-szolnok-rally-wealth-tax-dispute/

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The man was arrested for disorderly conduct and disorderly conduct.

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An egg was thrown at Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar during a speech in the city of Szolnok. The object did not hit the politician, and plainclothes police officers detained a man from the audience, the Hungarian newspaper Index reported. The incident took place at Kossuth Square, where Magyar was meeting with residents as part of his national tour. It was not clear at the beginning of the broadcast what object flew towards the stage. Two …

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EADaily, 27 September 2026: Peter Madyar, Prime Minister of Hungary, who had previously been tried to pour wine, was thrown with an egg during a performance in Szolnock.

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An unknown man tried to throw eggs at the Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Madyar, during his public talk in the city of Solnok. During a speech in the city of Solnok, an unknown man threw an egg at the Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Madyar, but missed it, handed over TASS. The incident caused a blackout in the speech of the Head of Government. The incident was broadcast live on the political channel in YouTube. After throwing, the Prime Minis…

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Hungary's Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, announced that the new asset tax will enter into force on 1 January and will target those who hold assets of more than a billion forints. The announcement was made on Saturday, in Szornok, during the third stop of his new national tour.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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