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Magyar to Shadow Orbán’s Tour of Hungary - On Same Days

• 27 Oct 2025 7:29 AM
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The Tisza party and the majority backing it will show you what a real tour of the country is and what it is when a politician does not face his own supporters and only answers questions written in advance, Péter Magyar wrote on social media on Saturday, as he announced that he will visit the same places as Viktor Orbán on the same days as the prime minister tours the country.

Magyar invited Orbán to his own event and stressed that no registration will be required.

The locations and dates as provided by Orbán are as follows: Győr, November 15; Nyíregyháza, November 29; Kecskemét, December 6; Mohács, December 13 and Szeged on December 20.

MTI: Orbán launches first campaign tour of Digital Civic Circles

The ruling parties' Digital Civic Circles now have more than 90,000 members, some 10,000 of whom joined during the peace march on Oct 23, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Facebook on Saturday, announcing the circles' first campaign tour.

"On October 23, the voice of peace was the strongest not only on the streets of Budapest but also online. We are going [on tour] to make Hungary great together," Orban said.

According to the website linked to the post, the tour will have stops in Gyor (Nov 15), Nyiregyhaza (Nov 29), Kecskemet (Dec 6), Mohacs (Dec 13), and Szeged (Dec 20).

The events will only be open to registered members of Fidesz-led civic circles, the website said.
 

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