Péter Magyar: The files could have been used for blackmail and political abuses

Péter Magyar highlighted that the Fidesz-KDNP government has rejected transparency proposals 25 times, recalling past scandals under previous administrations. He argued that the lack of public access to documents has led to political abuses and selective access to information. Sensitive data regarding religion and sexual habits will remain confidential. He emphasized that having a security file does not imply collaboration with state security. The primary responsibility lies with those who managed the system, including party leaders and service heads.