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Farewell to Kajtárné Botár Borbála
The MSZP community has lost a committed social democratic politician, a consistent advocate for teachers. Kajtárné Botár Borbála passed away at the age of 80.
Read more →Housing prices rose four times faster under Orbán than in the EU
Hungary saw the steepest housing price increases in all of Europe: 21.2% annual price growth, nearly four times the EU average. MSZP says this is the result of Fidesz's decade-and-a-half housing policy.
Read more →Gurmai Zita: Immediate raid on Szabó Bence, but a year of silence on the grenade tragedy
Shame and scandal. Szabó Bence's apartment was searched in a single day because he dared to speak about how power operates. Meanwhile in Újdörögd, a young woman lost both hands at a training exercise, and after a year the culprit has still not been found.
Read more →We remember: castles renovated with billions were to be handed over to NER cronies
22 billion HUF, predominantly from EU funds, renovated castles that the castle law linked to János Lázár wanted to transfer into private hands.
Read more →Without trade unions, we remain a country of exploited workers
After thirty-three years of factory work, I know exactly: workers in Hungary today are not valued, but exploited to the limit. I am Imre Komjáthi, president of MSZP.
Read more →Komjáthi Imre: If Orbán stays, Hungary will sink even deeper
If Orbán and his people remain on our necks, they will prove once again: there is even lower to go. Our party made a responsible decision for the sake of changing the government and the system.
Read more →Multinationals won't raise wages despite billion-dollar profits
Zero or extremely low wage increases, layoffs, and growing uncertainty as the reward for workers generating billions in profit for multinationals.
Read more →Komjáthi Imre wrote an open letter to Klára Dobrev: It's time for accountability!
Voters have every right to expect that no one should weaken the chance of a government change with short-term political calculations.
Read more →We remember: Orbán doesn't govern — he rules by decree
The state of emergency is no longer crisis management, but a deliberate political tool for Orbán to bypass parliament and make decisions without consequences.
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