If Péter were to scare with war in the newspaper, even the freshly awarded Szabad Prize retiree wouldn't deliver it.

Márta Matisáné Szabó received a special award for refusing to distribute a controversial newspaper during the election campaign. She became a national hero for standing against the government while facing local backlash. In an interview, she shared her background in business and her political views, emphasizing her long-standing opposition to the ruling party. Her decision to not deliver the newspaper stemmed from its war-related content, which she found alarming. Despite criticism for her actions, she maintained that her choice was not politically motivated. Her act gained significant media attention, leading to a shift in her village's political landscape, moving away from Fidesz dominance. She believes that public disillusionment with corruption contributed to this change, and she actively participated in local campaigns to foster dialogue and encourage political engagement.