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Telex is featuring several top stories. A major focus is on the upcoming October 23rd national holiday in Hungary, with articles detailing official ceremonies, political speeches, and historical reflections on the 1956 revolution. The legal proceedings against former central bank governor György…
The former central bank governor is suspected of economic fraud causing significant financial damage and the use of forged private documents. The court will decide on his arrest today. Matolcsy's lawyer does not know the whereabouts of Ádám Matolcsy.
The ceremony involved the central military band, the national horse guard, the Hungarian Defense Forces' guard regiment, and the Count Ferenc Nádasdy Hussar Regiment.
The Hungarian government's 2027 budget plan and medium-term fiscal deficit targets were also examined.
On the first October 23rd under the Tisza government, state ceremonies are planned, and a tambura orchestra will perform. Fidesz supporters will hear speeches from János Bóka and János Áder.
A fifteen-year-old boy from Belényes was taken by Securitate agents from French class, and in Cluj, two youths were imprisoned for a newspaper brought from Budapest. We recall some lesser-known stories from archival documents and memories.
A historical reflection on the 1956 revolution and its relevance in the current political context.
The Prime Minister simultaneously appointed Gergely Peresztegi to Zoltán Kivés's position.
Two drivers ended up on the train tracks in Budapest due to GPS navigation errors.
