Péter Magyar

There are a few critical days left. Today and tomorrow are certainly that.

I ask everyone to continue the national unity that has developed in the country. Let's do what our country demands.

Several factors will determine whether Hungary's most important power plant can avoid a complete shutdown in the coming days.

There is much more that connects our [V4] countries than divides them.

I do not want to be popular in the room or in Brussels but want to represent the Hungarian people at all times.

I spoke about the need for honesty and the need to move beyond political correctness and double standards.

You have taught (the) world that the most ordinary, flesh-and-blood people can defeat the most vicious tyranny...Today is the fulfillment of a long journey made together (to) once again be a common homeland for all Hungarians.

Today, every freedom-loving person in the world would like to be Hungarian a little.