Judit Varga: My good deeds were silenced
Before her parliamentary hearing, Judit Varga demanded an apology from the press, asserting she had no connection to the Völner-Schadl case despite one of the defendants being her deputy. She discussed her ex-husband, Péter Magyar, and a manipulated audio recording during the hearing of the Investigative Committee on Executive Abuses. The opposition party leaders debated the state of public safety and the involvement of Sándor Lezsák in agent files, with Magyar claiming the government should not have dealt with the files. A video report covered the protests in Paris, highlighting the reasons behind the demonstrations and the reactions of the police.
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