Péter Magyar Was Once Again Reprimanded in Parliament
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A month ago, the Prime Minister was interrupted because of an answer.
The presiding vice-president of the Tiszasz party urged the prime minister not to disrupt the vote by interrupting.
Barely a month after being denied the floor in the National Assembly, Prime Minister Péter Magyar was once again ordered to speak in parliament. At Tuesday's session, the presiding chairman, Mrs. Hallerné Nagy Anikó, rang a bell to warn the prime minister not to disrupt the vote, after which the ruling party members responded with applause. The scene is also noteworthy because it is the second such incident since the new parliament was formed.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives from Tisza could not tolerate it any longer, he warned Péter Magyar - It was not the first time he had warned the Prime Minister, this time the warning had an effect.
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