Agent files: Mi Hazánk claims the Tisza government missed a historic opportunity

Dávid Dócs, deputy leader of the Mi Hazánk Movement, criticized the government's handling of agent files, claiming it missed a historic opportunity. He pointed out that names of individuals who were merely monitored were released as agents, while no operative files were published. Dócs expressed disappointment over the absence of former prime ministers like Gyula Horn and Péter Medgyessy in the disclosed database, noting public awareness of their past activities. He argued that the disclosure should have occurred around thirty years ago, preceded by educational efforts to prepare society. Dócs emphasized that his party has no ties to any agents, while the Fidesz party has previously criticized the process, accusing the government of conflating victims with perpetrators.

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