The opposition will not be present at the parliamentary ceremonial session on October 23.

The Hungarian opposition will not attend the parliamentary commemoration on October 23, marking the 1956 revolution. Prime Minister Péter Magyar criticized this absence as shameful. The Fidesz party and KDNP announced their non-participation, with Fidesz expressing regret for the event's attendees. They plan to hold their own celebration instead. The KDNP refuses to legitimize President Baka András, whom they consider illegitimate. The Mi Hazánk Movement will commemorate the events at Corvin köz, opposing the presence of European leaders like Ursula von der Leyen, whom they accuse of undermining national sovereignty.