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Hungary News LIVE: Peter Magyar Stuns All with Strong Message After Taking Oath as PM | Trump
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7:02:06Now PlayingWATCH LIVE: Peter Magyar delivered a powerful speech after taking oath as Hungary’s Prime Minister, declaring that “Hungary is capable of standing back up” and calling for national unity, democratic renewal, and political change. Addressing thousands of supporters in Budapest, he described the moment as the start of a “free democratic Hungary,” praising what he called a historic “regime change” driven by citizens. Magyar said Hungarians had “taken back” their parliament and emphasized “there is no right, no left, only Hungarian,” urging unity beyond political divides. He called for rebuilding communities and fostering a more “human, brave, honest, beautiful, and useful” politics. The new PM added that Hungary is “not a country of hate, fear, or hopelessness,” saying “light overcomes darkness, love overcomes hatred, and decency overcomes evil,” while calling on citizens to celebrate what he described as the first day of a renewed democratic era.
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