The opposition will not be present at the parliamentary commemoration of the 1956 revolution, Péter Magyar cries shame and disgrace

The commemoration of the 1956 revolution in Hungary is marked by the absence of opposition representatives, leading to criticism from Prime Minister Péter Magyar. The Fidesz party expressed regret over the opposition's absence, while the KDNP justified their boycott by refusing to legitimize President Baka András. Mi Hazánk also cited Baka's past decisions and criticized Ursula von der Leyen for her leadership style. The situation highlights political tensions surrounding the event.