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Péter Magyar announced the appointment of three spokespersons for the Hungarian government, emphasizing the importance of a free press as a guarantee of democracy.

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Péter Magyar announced on Facebook the appointment of three spokespersons for the Hungarian government: Vanda Szondi, Éva Magyar, and Anita Köböl. He emphasized that a free press is not an enemy, but an essential guarantee of democracy. Magyar stated that an effective government does not fear questions and does not hide from journalists, but responds to them with transparency.


The new government of Hungary also proposes a partnership with the press, considering that citizens have the right to be informed about the actions of the government. Government decisions will be communicated by the spokespersons, and the prime minister and ministers will answer questions from the press. Vanda Szondi, Éva Magyar, and Anita Köböl have significant experience in journalism and are committed to the principles of honesty and integrity. Magyar concluded that the Hungarian people deserve respect and an open discourse.

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