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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will not miss this year’s traditional Kötcsét meeting, where he is expected to deliver a private address to attendees, according to spokesperson Bertalan Havasi.

Hungarian political figures are reacting to the emergence of Magyar Péter, with some comparing him to a 'DJ Oti' of governance while others, like Bertalan Havasi, dismiss dialogue with him as impossible. Meanwhile, 160 children from child protection are watching the evening fireworks from Karmelita.

Bertalan Havasi, press chief for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, claims he will initiate an administrative lawsuit if his severance pay is not disbursed. He states the payment was due by August 5 but has not yet arrived.

Bertalan Havasi has given Péter Magyar one day to make a payment, threatening legal action and a complaint if the money is not received.

Bertalan Havasi is demanding the return of servers seized from the Fidesz headquarters as part of an NKA investigation. Lawyer György Magyar stated that the search and seizure were lawful and likely related to investigating the allocation of funds.

Bertalan Havasi responded to former space commissioner Orsolya Ferencz's remarks, stating that Fidesz respects her opinion even if it is hurtful, following her comments that the party can no longer demonstrate strength.

A Fidesz kommunikációs igazgatója szerint választást kellett volna nyerni, mert akkor a kormány továbbra is tudná támogatni a fideszes médiát.

Bertalan Havasi, press chief for Viktor Orbán, stated that the Hungarian Prime Minister's visit to the Counter Terrorism Centre (TEK) was not related to the Ukrainian money transporters. This comes amidst witness testimonies suggesting the then-head of TEK spoke with Orbán multiple times during the arrest of the money transporters.

Bertalan Havasi, press chief for Viktor Orbán, stated that 'political harassment' drove several Fidesz aides to suicide, with authorities investigating the cases.

Bertalan Havasi has confirmed he will resume his role as Viktor Orbán's press chief, a position he previously held for 15 years before departing in early 2025.

Gergely Gulyás, a Hungarian politician, reportedly did not believe his wife's prediction that they would lose the election, while another official, Bertalan Havasi, considered Medián's numbers realistic during the campaign.

Bertalan Havasi, former press chief to the Hungarian Prime Minister, commented on the ongoing campaign, the role of Orbán Balázs as campaign manager, and the Prime Minister's debate, stating that everyone is free to make 'stupid decisions'.

Bertalan Havasi, Fidesz's communication director, has stated that a split within the party is out of the question, asserting that new initiatives by Tibor Navracsics and Orsolya Ferencz will not affect the party's operations.

Dismissed official Bertalan Havasi has not received his severance pay for two weeks and is initiating an administrative lawsuit and filing a complaint for abuse of office.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party is reportedly conducting an internal questionnaire to research the reasons behind its recent electoral defeat, despite claims from Bertalan Havasi that the party is in good condition.

Bertalan Havasi, the communications director for Hungary's Fidesz party, has responded to a document released by MTVA, asserting that the public media should not be feared from him. This reaction follows MTVA's publication of letters and messages detailing alleged interference in public media operations during the previous government's tenure.

Bertalan Havasi, Fidesz's communications director, has responded to criticism from Kacsoh Dániel of Mandiner, stating that Orsolya Ferencz and Tibor Navracsics share political responsibility with Fidesz.

Bertalan Havasi, a Fidesz official, has acknowledged that the state of the Fidesz party is currently not good and at times chaotic, stating that denying this is not worthwhile. His comments follow reports of Péter Szijjártó's resignation and his discussions with Viktor Orbán.

A Hír TV presenter complained to Fidesz communications director Bertalan Havasi about the difficulty of making a living from the market, to which Havasi responded, 'You should have won the election.'

The prosecution has rejected Bertalan Havasi's complaint against Péter Magyar for official misconduct. Havasi plans to appeal the decision despite the initial rejection.

The political 'war of words' in Hungary continues, with Bertalan Havasi criticizing the government regarding the migration pact, as both sides exchange accusations.

Bertalan Havasi stated that independent media outlets do not frequently get opportunities to question Prime Minister Viktor Orbán because it 'does not fit into the Prime Minister's program,' adding that Orbán, not Fidesz, needs to renew himself.

Bertalan Havasi, a Hungarian official, stated he is willing to go to court if he does not receive his severance pay, emphasizing his desire to decide how to spend the money himself.

Orbán's former press officer, Bertalan Havasi, indicated he would seek new employment, while Gergely Gulyás commented on the accuracy of a political analyst's assessment, reflecting on the changed political environment.

Bertalan Havasi has filed a complaint alleging he did not receive his monthly severance payment after his dismissal. He claims the amount due to him was not paid.

According to Bertalan Havasi, he is working with 'the country's best lawyer' for his money, as his legal representative sent a payment demand to the Prime Minister's Office.

Bertalan Havasi, press chief for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has given Péter Magyar one more day to pay the current amount of his severance pay. This public demand highlights an ongoing financial dispute.

Emails and messages reportedly prove how Hungary's ruling Fidesz party interfered with the operations of public media, with press officers from Bertalan Havasi and Péter Szijjártó regularly sending instructions to MTI staff.

Bertalan Havasi stated that Orsolya Ferencz and Tibor Navracsics share political responsibility with Fidesz, following their recent criticism of the ruling party.

Bertalan Havasi, the Hungarian government spokesperson, expressed shock and strong disapproval upon learning of Gergely Gulyás's resignation. This development suggests a more critical period for Fidesz than is outwardly apparent.

The Hungarian organization Védvonal has called on a news portal to remove derogatory comments targeting the seriously ill Kovács Ákos. Bertalan Havasi expressed shock that these comments remained accessible for an extended period.

Bertalan Havasi has publicly addressed Dávid Vitézy in his new capacity, indicating a notable interaction or dispute.

Bertalan Havasi stated that he learned from Orbán that when facing aggression, one should not just smile awkwardly but fight back. This advice was given to public officials called to resign by Magyar.

Hungarian Minister Gergely Gulyás has publicly stated that his social media post was deleted by colleagues and that he considers the dismissal of Bertalan Havasi unlawful. The validity of Havasi's dismissal, linked to a Cabinet Office reorganization, is also being questioned.

Bertalan Havasi, who previously served as Viktor Orbán's press chief, has stated that Péter Magyar is now his boss and that he is currently seeking employment. This reveals a shift in allegiance or professional association for a prominent figure in Hungarian politics.

Bertalan Havasi, former chief of staff to Viktor Orbán, stated he is unconcerned about his own future if Fidesz loses the election, remarking, 'I shrug my shoulders, I don't give a damn' regarding his relatives involved with the Tisza party.