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[00:00:36] This is the news on M1, good evening, I am Herror
[00:00:39] Soja, first our most important news
[00:00:41] in brief.
[00:00:44] Péter Magyar was doused with wine at a Szekszárd festival.
[00:00:47] There were no bodyguards with the Prime Minister.
[00:00:49] mellett.
[00:00:51] Details have emerged about the school start-up vouchers, which can be spent on clothes,
[00:00:55] developmental toys and vitamins for 5000 HUF.
[00:00:58] Pedestrians were run over by
[00:01:02] runaway horses in Kiskunfélegyháza, five were injured, two
[00:01:05] seriously.
[00:01:10] Péter Magyar was doused with wine yesterday evening in Szekszárd. The
[00:01:14] Prime Minister mingled with the people at the vintage days when a
[00:01:18] man took the opportunity and splashed the contents of his glass
[00:01:21] towards Péter Magyar from a few meters away. Security immediately escorted the
[00:01:25] perpetrator away. The security consultant
[00:01:28] who spoke to the news said that the team protecting the Prime Minister
[00:01:32] may have made a mistake.
[00:01:35] This is the moment when a bespectacled man pours the wine from his glass
[00:01:39] on Péter Magyar. The Prime Minister,
[00:01:42] on his way home from the Pécs stop of his tour, stopped
[00:01:45] in Szekszárd for the vintage days. During the informal
[00:01:48] program, the Prime Minister mingled with the people. The
[00:01:52] video of the event shows that Péter Magyar had no
[00:01:55] bodyguards with him. During the wine tasting,
[00:01:58] about how all forms he shook hands with several people and joint photos were taken one after another.
[00:02:01] He had just finished a conversation
[00:02:04] with someone when a man standing nearby poured wine
[00:02:08] from his glass on him. Péter Magyar also uploaded the video to his
[00:02:12] social media page, where the scene can be seen in slow motion.
[00:02:15] However, the footage also shows that a man
[00:02:18] in black quickly reacts to the situation and escorts
[00:02:22] the person who poured wine on Péter Magyar away. The
[00:02:25] Prime Minister commented on the events on his social media page,
[00:02:29] writing: "The gentleman must have been very disturbed that everyone was having
[00:02:33] a good time." Zsolt Perési, a security consultant, told
[00:02:36] M1 that if a politician mingles with the crowd,
[00:02:40] it always carries the possibility of an incident. The
[00:02:43] Prime Minister requires these kinds of personal meetings
[00:02:47] with people, and in such cases, one has to accept that
[00:02:50] such events can occur. Obviously,
[00:02:53] the personal protection team may receive instructions to
[00:02:57] let people get a little closer. Well, if
[00:03:00] they didn't receive such instructions this time, then this must be regarded as a mistake. Péter Tarjányi
[00:03:04] also reacted to the events. The security policy expert
[00:03:06] wrote on his social media page
[00:03:10] that the wine with which the Prime Minister was doused
[00:03:13] could have been acid, and that in his opinion,
[00:03:16] the process taking place in Hungarian public life must be stopped
[00:03:20] immediately. Péter Magyar has not been in such a situation
[00:03:23] before. In July, at the Western Railway Station, a man
[00:03:26] spat on him when he arrived with Dávid Vitézy to present
[00:03:31] not Zsolt Bajer. Who is the Gábor railway development plan.
[00:03:34] At that time, he was still protected by the personal bodyguards of the National Bureau of Investigation.
[00:03:37] The next day, TEK took over the Prime Minister's
[00:03:40] protection.
[00:03:42] The House of Terror has been proving for 24 years that it is a thorn
[00:03:46] in the side of the new communists. This was said by Mária Schmitt,
[00:03:49] the dismissed director general of the museum, at today's demonstration, where
[00:03:52] a crowd of a thousand people protested against her dismissal
[00:03:55] and the temporary closure of the museum.
[00:03:58] According to the organizers, communist and Nazi crimes must be judged
[00:04:02] in the same way, and they criticized that, in their opinion,
[00:04:05] the Tisza government does not want to remember 1956
[00:04:09] in the same way as the previous cabinet. Please
[00:04:12] welcome the Széchenyi Prize-winning
[00:04:15] historian professor,
[00:04:19] who is the director-general of the House
[00:04:21] of Terror Museum, and will remain so for us.
[00:04:24] This is how the dismissed director-general of the House of Terror
[00:04:27] was called to the stage. The demonstration was announced after
[00:04:30] the museum was temporarily closed due to an audit. Zoltán Tar,
[00:04:34] the minister responsible for culture, announced that Mária Schmitt
[00:04:38] would be dismissed. Shortly after, the minister announced that the institution
[00:04:42] would reopen next Tuesday. The House of Terror Museum
[00:04:45] has been proving for 24 years that it is a thorn
[00:04:49] in the side of the new communists. If
[00:04:52] they destroy it, it will soon become a legend,
[00:04:56] a symbol that they will not be able to bear.
[00:05:00] because whether they defend it or deny it,
[00:05:03] they must define themselves
[00:05:06] in relation to it. According to the organizers of the demonstration, Nazi
[00:05:09] and communist crimes must be judged in the same way, but the
[00:05:13] government does not want to remember 1956
[00:05:16] as it did before. Here it is stated that crime is
[00:05:19] crime, so what will they do with it? How will they try
[00:05:22] to wash away one crime from the other?
[00:05:24] mellől,
[00:05:27] Zsolt Bajer spoke about how there are those who attack, hate,
[00:05:30] and try to erase the House of Terror from the beginning.
[00:05:33] He believes these are the communists and their spiritual heirs.
[00:05:37] He also said that if necessary, they would rebuild the museum
[00:05:41] both inside and out in its original form. "When we take back
[00:05:44] our House of Terror,
[00:05:47] then Mária Schmitt will be the director-general,
[00:05:50] and Viktor Orbán
[00:05:53] will give the new inauguration speech." Fidesz
[00:05:57] will hold its October 23rd commemoration in front of the House of Terror
[00:06:00] Museum. The Prime Minister will hold his
[00:06:03] ceremonial commemoration on Kossuth Square on October 23rd.
[00:06:07] Péter Magyar wrote on his social media page
[00:06:10] that he invites the entire Hungarian nation
[00:06:13] to worthily commemorate the heroes
[00:06:16] of freedom.
[00:06:18] In 2020, Zsolt Bayer received exactly the same amount of support
[00:06:22] from the NKA as he had to repay.
[00:06:24] He had also received this money for a previous application,
[00:06:28] but was unable to account for it. This is claimed
[00:06:31] by Áron Molnár, actor and activist. Zsolt Bajer
[00:06:34] admitted that the Polish translation of his planned book
[00:06:37] was not completed, so he repaid the full
[00:06:40] support. He added that he voluntarily applied for
[00:06:44] new support, and that he could not help it if the completed
[00:06:47] writing was not to Áron Molnár's liking. Zsolti,
[00:06:51] in 2014, your company, 1100 Év Kft, received 3
[00:06:54] million HUF in support from the National Cultural Fund. Áron Molnár
[00:06:57] made public a previous support case.
[00:07:01] In 2014, Zsolt Baljár's company won a tender
[00:07:03] from the NKA for the publication of a book about Poland.
[00:07:07] Based on documents obtained by Áron Molnár, he claimed that the Hungarian state
[00:07:10] deducted more than 2 million
[00:07:12] HUF for public debt at the time of the transfer.
[00:07:16] The actor-activist also said that the accounting
[00:07:19] for the application did not arrive on time, so after several
[00:07:23] deadline extensions and warnings, the NKA
[00:07:26] terminated the support agreement. Zsolti, you quickly
[00:07:29] submitted an amendment request to the NKA, in which you requested
[00:07:32] and received a deadline extension. Áron Molnár said that
[00:07:36] in August 2017, Zsolt Baljár again received a warning,
[00:07:39] and then years later, the publicist himself
[00:07:42] repaid the support. For years, no action was taken,
[00:07:46] then in July 2020, all of a sudden,
[00:07:49] you repaid the amount of the support yourself, that is, six
[00:07:53] years after the support was disbursed and three years after the
[00:07:57] last known warning. According to Áron Molnár,
[00:08:00] Zsolt Bayer should also repay several legal interest
[00:08:03] payments. But it's not over yet. Áron Molnár knows that
[00:08:06] after this, Zsolt Bayer again submitted a support request,
[00:08:10] this time to Szépetre, even though there was no such
[00:08:14] call for applications at the NKA at that time. You submitted
[00:08:16] a support request for exactly the same amount that you previously
[00:08:20] had to repay. One month later, you submit a request for exactly
[00:08:24] the same amount, and you win. According to Áron Molnár,
[00:08:28] it is incomprehensible how the then college accepted the professional
[00:08:31] report of the application, even though the document contained
[00:08:35] anti-Ukrainian propaganda-like statements. And the creative
[00:08:38] declaration finally bears the name of a certain Sipos Endre,
[00:08:43] Sipos Endre? The Polish translator I met during the filming,
[00:08:47] unfortunately, despite my repeated and years-long urging, did not complete
[00:08:51] the translation. My attempt with another translator also
[00:08:55] failed. This is how Zsolt Baljár justified in his writing published
[00:08:58] in Magyar Nemzet why he repaid the NKA support
[00:09:02] in 2020. Regarding the tax debt, he wrote,
[00:09:06] "I quote, raise your hand, who has never incurred
[00:09:09] tax debt due to inattention or other reasons."
[00:09:12] Regarding the support won in 2020, Zsolt Bayer said
[00:09:15] that he cannot help it if the written materials do not appeal
[00:09:19] to Áron Molnár, and he does not like the actor's productions either,
[00:09:23] even if he received more support from Ner than him.
[00:09:26] He continues his writing: "I wish everyone would cause exactly
[00:09:29] as much damage to the Hungarian state as I
[00:09:32] did." "We haven't discussed this yet," said
[00:09:36] the Speaker of the Parliament about the ratification of the Istanbul Convention
[00:09:40] at the WMN festival. According to Ágnes Forstof, the adoption
[00:09:44] of the law needs pressure from civil society.
[00:09:47] Vera Mérő, a human rights activist, told the news that the government
[00:09:50] cooperates with women's organizations, but there is no
[00:09:53] time to wait. "I think the political will should also be communicated.
[00:09:57] Several of my acquaintances are also
[00:10:00] victims of domestic abuse. Most recently, two
[00:10:04] weeks ago, protesters formed a human chain hand in hand to draw attention to the protection
[00:10:08] of victims of violence against women. The participants
[00:10:12] wanted to achieve that the parliament
[00:10:14] ratify the Istanbul Convention. In addition
[00:10:18] to the demonstrations, petitions were also created in the matter,
[00:10:21] one of which was signed by more than 1700 people, demanding
[00:10:25] that the agreement be raised to legal level. "We haven't discussed this yet,"
[00:10:29] said the Speaker of the Parliament at the Saturday WMN
[00:10:32] festival. Ágnes Forstoffer said that decision-makers will
[00:10:35] take action when they perceive that there is social
[00:10:39] pressure. Hungary signed
[00:10:42] the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating
[00:10:46] violence against women and domestic violence, the Istanbul Convention,
[00:10:50] on March 14, 2014.
[00:10:53] However, the process of incorporating it into law stalled. Judit Varga,
[00:10:57] as Minister of Justice, called the agreement a political
[00:11:00] hysteria, and in 2020, the Parliament officially
[00:11:04] rejected its ratification. At that time,
[00:11:07] they argued that the Hungarian legal system already provided
[00:11:10] the necessary protection. Several women's rights organizations are now
[00:11:13] complaining that the new government has not yet elevated the international
[00:11:17] treaty to legal level. On April 12, the country voted
[00:11:21] precisely for an end to the party logic
[00:11:24] and for strong,
[00:11:26] determined, independent opinions. While Vera Mérő
[00:11:30] welcomes the government's approach to child protection, she misses
[00:11:33] the protection of victims of violence against women.
[00:11:36] According to the human rights activist, there is cooperation between
[00:11:39] women's advocacy organizations and the government, but there is no
[00:11:43] time to wait. It is not the final result that needs to be communicated, but the
[00:11:46] individual steps and milestones along the way,
[00:11:50] and the political intention of the government
[00:11:53] to treat this problem as a priority,
[00:11:57] simply because women have waited long enough, and one of them dies
[00:12:00] every week as a victim of relationship violence, and every
[00:12:04] fifth woman is currently affected,
[00:12:06] and to preach patience
[00:12:09] in this regard is, in my opinion,
[00:12:12] a flawed communication. We
[00:12:16] want to and will deal with women's issues. Péter Magyar spoke at the "Women for the Future"
[00:12:19] conference in 2025
[00:12:23] of violence against women and domestic violence are unacceptable.
[00:12:27] The politician said then that if they came to power, they would listen
[00:12:30] to women and help them with all their might. The reduction
[00:12:34] of domestic violence is also included in the Tisza
[00:12:37] Party's government program. Not only school supplies, but also
[00:12:41] clothes, technical equipment, vitamins, or for example,
[00:12:44] developmental toys can be bought with the school start-up
[00:12:48] vouchers. The second 500 HUF installment
[00:12:51] of the support will be received by eligible families
[00:12:55] in this form by the end of November, and the vouchers can be redeemed
[00:12:58] by March 15, 2027.
[00:13:01] Sweaters, coats, vests.
[00:13:05] Autumn children's clothes are already on sale in several places, but the prices
[00:13:09] can still be a burden for parents. In many cases,
[00:13:12] it can reach hundreds of thousands of forints, especially if there are
[00:13:15] several children, by the time all the shoes, trousers, hoodies,
[00:13:19] and coats are gathered. The second half of the school start-up
[00:13:22] support can also be spent on clothes. "The
[00:13:26] voucher will be valid for paper and stationery, as well as
[00:13:29] vitamins, medical aids, certain
[00:13:32] digital and technical items, and
[00:13:35] developmental toys. I'm going to spend it on clothes for them, as winter
[00:13:38] is coming, so winter coats, winter shoes, something like that will definitely
[00:13:42] be used up. The voucher will arrive at eligible families
[00:13:46] by November 30. Here are the denominations. If the postman
[00:13:49] cannot deliver the shipment, then the recipients can still collect
[00:13:53] it at the post office for 10 working days. The amount of the support can be redeemed
[00:13:57] by March 15, 2027. The government
[00:14:00] also decided that those who, due to administrative error, did not
[00:14:03] receive the first 50,000 HUF installment of the support,
[00:14:06] will receive it retroactively.
[00:14:09] Support can be received by those who receive regular child protection
[00:14:12] benefits, or raise children with chronic illnesses
[00:14:16] and severe disabilities, but single-parent
[00:14:19] families are also entitled to the benefit. Approximately 40,000 families
[00:14:23] are affected. Fidesz. many needy people were excluded from the list of beneficiaries.
[00:14:27] The well-known artists of the
[00:14:31] Operetta Theater are protesting online against the institution's management,
[00:14:34] and they were not at the Operetta festival
[00:14:38] yesterday either. The conflict has been going on for months, and according
[00:14:42] to the protesters, their working conditions have worsened,
[00:14:45] and they earn less. The director of the Operetta Theater
[00:14:48] told the news that his door is open to everyone.
[00:14:52] To be a king.
[00:15:00] The Operetta Festival ended on Saturday evening with the joint singing of the most popular
[00:15:04] song from the musical Romeo and Juliet. However, there were
[00:15:07] artists for whom it didn't even start. According to news
[00:15:11] reports, 45 people stayed away from the
[00:15:14] event. In their message shared under the title "Stand Up",
[00:15:18] the protesters refer to the values represented by the protesting minority,
[00:15:20] and they are asking for support by sharing a hand sign
[00:15:24] forming an "O", which is the first letter of "Operetta".
[00:15:28] Posts arrived one after another, the hand sign is also visible
[00:15:32] on Kata Janza's social media page, but Miklós Máté Kerényi also stood
[00:15:35] by the artists of the Operetta.
[00:15:39] At that time, several members of the company announced that the management of the Operetta Theater
[00:15:43] had lost the professional and human
[00:15:46] trust of the artists. According to them, their working conditions had deteriorated,
[00:15:49] they had fewer premieres, and their financial appreciation
[00:15:53] had decreased. Actress Mónika Vásári told the news
[00:15:56] that despite trying to strive for dialogue, they had not been successful
[00:16:00] so far, so on Monday they will hold an alternative company meeting,
[00:16:04] where we would like everyone, from every sector,
[00:16:08] to say how we started, why
[00:16:10] we started, that we want to hear everyone's
[00:16:13] voice, and and of course, after drawing
[00:16:17] the conclusions of the alternative company meeting,
[00:16:20] we would of course like to move forward, and we would like
[00:16:23] the ministry to deal with the matter of the Budapest Operetta
[00:16:27] Theatre as soon as possible. We contacted the ministry responsible
[00:16:31] for the area, but they did not respond by the time of our broadcast.
[00:16:34] However, the director of the Operetta Theatre said that his door is open
[00:16:38] to all his colleagues, but in his opinion, the institution is functioning well.
[00:16:42] There is a contingent of 600 people,
[00:16:45] and now a certain part of them
[00:16:49] sees life differently, the facts speak for themselves,
[00:16:51] there is a super, successfully operating theatre
[00:16:55] where the audience is satisfied with what
[00:16:58] they receive from us, and the performing artists
[00:17:01] perform their tasks with extremely high
[00:17:04] professionalism, and the theatre is shining.
[00:17:08] The director added that the institution's financial situation is stable,
[00:17:11] and they will not modify their plans for the season.
[00:17:15] Interim municipal elections were held today in four
[00:17:18] settlements. In Bátaszék, a mayor was elected, in Nikla and Sávoly,
[00:17:22] mayors and representatives, while in Üllő, a municipal
[00:17:25] representative was elected. In Bátaszék, the mayor resigned
[00:17:28] because he was appointed head of the Tolna County Government
[00:17:31] Office. Roma national minority municipal representatives
[00:17:35] were also elected here. In Somogy County, the representative
[00:17:38] body was dissolved in Nikla and Sávoly. In Üllő, Pest
[00:17:41] County, in the second individual electoral district, the previous
[00:17:44] representative resigned.
[00:17:47] The
[00:17:52] state elections today in Germany could bring
[00:17:55] further strengthening of the AFD and weakening of the ruling
[00:17:59] Christian Democrats. According to the partial results
[00:18:01] published by the time of our broadcast, in Berlin,
[00:18:04] the left, and in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Alternative for Germany
[00:18:08] received the most votes.
[00:18:11] Chancellor Friedrich Merz called the result
[00:18:14] catastrophic.
[00:18:17] After the polls opened, the first vote was already cast in this Schwerin
[00:18:20] polling station. On Sunday, two German states
[00:18:24] decided on the composition of their regional parliaments.
[00:18:27] In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the ruling Social Democrats and
[00:18:31] the Alternative for Germany party were neck and neck
[00:18:34] in the final stretch.
[00:18:37] it is definitely necessary
[00:18:47] to continue the already started direction,
[00:18:49] I find the shift to the right terrible,
[00:18:53] democracy
[00:18:57] must be preserved, it would be good if the
[00:18:59] CDU got into the state parliament, they just need to reduce
[00:19:03] their arrogance, an elderly woman thought.
[00:19:08] Friedrich Merz also feels the pressure on his party. The
[00:19:11] German Chancellor therefore convened a crisis meeting for Sunday's
[00:19:15] election results.
[00:19:18] Germany is a country of immigrants, and it will remain so. We need
[00:19:22] immigration that does not burden our social welfare system,
[00:19:25] but is directed towards the labor market. Without immigrants,
[00:19:29] hospitals, restaurants, hotels,
[00:19:33] nothing would work, the Chancellor stated
[00:19:36] in the final stretch of the campaign. According to the exit poll results
[00:19:40] released after the polls closed at 6 PM, the CDU lost the capital
[00:19:44] to the left, and in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern,
[00:19:47] the party was hovering around the 5% threshold.
[00:19:50] In this state, according to the first exit poll data, the AFD
[00:19:53] could have won. Friedrich Merz called the result
[00:19:57] catastrophic.
[00:20:00] Today is the last day of the parliamentary elections in Russia.
[00:20:03] Polling stations close at 8 PM Hungarian time, so
[00:20:07] "we still have to wait for the first results, but Vladimir Putin's
[00:20:11] United Russia party's victory is guaranteed.
[00:20:14] Although the fairness of the election has been criticized multiple times,
[00:20:18] Moscow says everything happened legally.
[00:20:21] This is the first time since the beginning of the war in Ukraine that elections
[00:20:25] are being held in Russia. Voting began on Friday
[00:20:29] and ends on Sunday evening. Some believe that the ruling party's victory
[00:20:32] is guaranteed again.
[00:20:35] I was on other things, and I
[00:20:39] was worried that they would falsify the votes, so I came especially on the last day. Unfortunately, I don't expect
[00:20:43] any change, a Moscow man said, adding that he did not
[00:20:47] trust the fairness of electronic voting either.
[00:20:58] "This is the most important thing," a woman said. No opposition
[00:21:02] party was included on the party-list ballots, and only a few
[00:21:05] candidates could run in individual constituencies.
[00:21:08] There are no international observers present
[00:21:11] at the election, but according to press reports, there are
[00:21:14] abuses, for example, in some cases, people had to vote
[00:21:18] in front of observers at their doorsteps. The Russian
[00:21:21] authorities rejected criticisms of the electoral process,
[00:21:24] stating that the voting was proceeding in accordance with the law.
[00:21:28] While Russia held elections, Ukraine
[00:21:32] launched airstrikes on Moscow. At least two people
[00:21:35] died when drones hit apartment buildings and an
[00:21:38] oil refinery. The Russian
[00:21:41] authorities admitted that this was the largest Ukrainian
[00:21:45] attack on the capital since the beginning
[00:21:47] of the war.
[00:21:50] "Residential buildings, a warehouse, and an oil refinery caught fire
[00:21:53] last night in Moscow after a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian
[00:21:57] capital and its surroundings. Many people reported the unprecedented
[00:22:00] airstrike on social media. At dawn, thick
[00:22:03] smoke billowed over the city while air defense continuously
[00:22:07] shot down incoming drones. In the morning, apartments were still
[00:22:11] burning in one of the hit multi-story buildings.
[00:22:14] Russian authorities admitted that this was the largest
[00:22:18] Ukrainian attack on the capital since the beginning of the war.
[00:22:21] In Moscow, traffic was suspended at two airports
[00:22:25] due to the airstrikes. Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on his social
[00:22:28] media page that significant damage had been done to
[00:22:31] Russia's oil industry, in one of its key
[00:22:34] companies, and in a logistics facility. According to the Ukrainian
[00:22:38] president, both are important parts of the war
[00:22:41] machine. Meanwhile, Russian airstrikes continued
[00:22:44] in Ukraine as well. According to official sources, eight people
[00:22:47] died, including children, when the Kyiv and
[00:22:50] northeastern Sumy regions were attacked. In Kramatorsk,
[00:22:54] Donetsk region, several people were injured when
[00:22:58] a Russian missile hit a residential building.
[00:23:01] "I was in a seventh-floor apartment. The explosion shattered
[00:23:04] the windows, I ran out to the balcony and saw children
[00:23:08] injured below," a woman said.
[00:23:11] According to local sources, Russian forces also hit a school
[00:23:14] and a kindergarten in the city.
[00:23:18] A memorandum on the construction of facilities
[00:23:21] for storing petroleum products in Hungary was signed by Mol and
[00:23:25] Naftogaz, the Ukrainian company announced. The main
[00:23:28] goal of the project is to relieve the Ukrainian infrastructure
[00:23:31] that is endangered by Russian attacks.
[00:23:34] The agreement was signed at the first summit of the Carpathian
[00:23:38] C8, held on Friday in Buchovel, Ukraine.
[00:23:41] In the C8 initiative, in addition to Ukraine and Hungary,
[00:23:45] Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, Romania,
[00:23:48] and Serbia are participating.
[00:23:55] Five people were injured when a horse-drawn carriage drove onto the sidewalk
[00:23:58] and into the crowd at the vintage procession in Kiskunfélegyháza.
[00:24:02] The horses bolted when neither the driver nor his assistant
[00:24:05] were on the carriage, as they had dismounted to
[00:24:09] adjust the equipment. The runaway
[00:24:12] animals were finally stopped
[00:24:13] by a tree.
[00:24:17] People fled screaming at the Kiskunfélegyháza
[00:24:20] parade when a team of horses drove into them on the sidewalk
[00:24:23] in front of the Saint Stephen Church. Let's show you what happened
[00:24:27] again in slow motion. The horses pulling the carriage, for some unknown
[00:24:30] reason, bolted and went up onto the sidewalk, among the celebrating
[00:24:33] people. One eyewitness told the news that,
[00:24:37] everything happened in a flash. It was a few seconds,
[00:24:40] because as I looked to the right, I saw that it was at the corner of Ofotért,
[00:24:44] the carriage was on the sidewalk, which was naturally not normal. The
[00:24:47] horse-drawn carriage was about 650 meters on the sidewalk to the town
[00:24:51] hall, where it stopped by hitting a tree, and in the meantime
[00:24:54] several people were injured. Unfortunately, in front of the St. Stephen's
[00:24:58] Church, an elderly lady was hit by the
[00:25:01] carriage. According to our knowledge, there was no direct collision,
[00:25:04] it was just the momentum that carried her away, but here at the corner of the town hall,
[00:25:08] at the corner of Kazinci Street and Kossut Street, a lady
[00:25:11] went under the carriage, visibly both the
[00:25:15] horses and the wheels of the carriage went over her. At the time of the accident, neither the
[00:25:19] driver nor his assistant were on the horse-drawn carriage, because they had gotten off
[00:25:22] to change the halter, so the wild horses took the three
[00:25:26] passengers of the carriage with them, who were only slightly injured.
[00:25:30] My horse is afraid of two things, what stands still and what moves. According to the
[00:25:34] managing director of Bugaci Ménesbirtok, the accident could have happened due to the
[00:25:37] riders' mistake, one of them should have
[00:25:40] stayed on the carriage. First of all, I get the passengers off
[00:25:44] the carriage. A person experienced
[00:25:47] with horses stays on the coach box, holding
[00:25:50] the reins, and an experienced rider adjusts the
[00:25:53] rein that is needed, the halter that needs to be pulled, or
[00:25:57] does whatever is necessary, if they cannot solve this together, then they have to ask for help
[00:26:01] from another experienced rider who is nearby. Due to the events, the
[00:26:04] rest of the harvest parade was cancelled, and the police
[00:26:08] launched a procedure due to negligent
[00:26:11] causation of a road accident. More than 20 illegal
[00:26:14] immigrants were smuggled into Hungary and then
[00:26:17] to Western Europe by an international human trafficking
[00:26:20] network. The police are now proposing an indictment to the prosecutor's office
[00:26:24] against the 23-year-old Pakistani man who was the Hungarian
[00:26:27] leader of the criminal organization. If convicted, he could face up to
[00:26:31] 16 years. In the middle of the capital's party district,
[00:26:35] ennek a Dubuccai háznak az egyik bérelt lakásában működött
[00:26:39] gang operated in one of the rented apartments of this Dubuccai house. Here
[00:26:41] they accommodated the drivers working for them and more than
[00:26:45] 20 illegal migrants whom the 23-year-old
[00:26:48] Pakistani man, the Hungarian leader of the criminal organization,
[00:26:51] helped to get to Western Europe. According to our data,
[00:26:54] the criminal organizations helped third-country nationals to get
[00:26:58] from Serbia to Austria and Slovenia, as well
[00:27:02] as to various countries, who did not have
[00:27:06] permission to enter the EU. The police raided
[00:27:09] the human traffickers' hideout in May last year, and
[00:27:13] the ENI has now completed the investigation and
[00:27:16] proposes an indictment to the prosecutor's office against the Pakistani man. The
[00:27:19] police suspect the man of human trafficking committed
[00:27:23] in a criminal organization. This crime is punishable by imprisonment
[00:27:27] from 2 to 16 years under the law. The man is currently
[00:27:30] awaiting the prosecutor's decision on whether the conditions
[00:27:34] for indictment are met. According to M1 news reports,
[00:27:37] during his interrogations, the man first denied committing
[00:27:41] the crime, but later
[00:27:44] confessed. If he is indicted, his case will be heard
[00:27:48] by the Metropolitan Court. will be heard by the Metropolitan Court.
[00:27:50] The catering vocational training
[00:27:54] system introduced in 2020 needs
[00:27:58] changes. This was stated by several experts to the news.
[00:28:01] According to them, targeted theoretical education is needed, one
[00:28:05] in which more time would be spent on theory and practice
[00:28:08] in schools. This year, there are fewer
[00:28:12] applicants for catering vocational training, even though the sector
[00:28:15] offers quick career opportunities for
[00:28:17] young people.
[00:28:21] Meat sizzles on the griddle, mashed potatoes are served, and
[00:28:25] dessert is arranged on a plate. There is a lot of hustle and bustle in this Budapest
[00:28:29] restaurant. Melinda Szenyán has been working here for two years. "I learned
[00:28:33] a lot, both in the waiter section and in
[00:28:36] hostess work, dealing with people,
[00:28:39] communicating, and solving unexpected events,
[00:28:43] holding my own in unexpected situations." According to experts, the place of practice
[00:28:47] alongside school theory is the key to becoming a good
[00:28:50] caterer. It matters whether the child goes to a place
[00:28:54] like where we are now, or to a small
[00:28:57] inn where they cannot see the tools and
[00:29:01] working methods that we, as instructors, can show
[00:29:05] them in a school restaurant or teaching kitchen, and prepare them for.
[00:29:08] Although there are fewer and fewer applicants, catering
[00:29:11] offers quick career advancement opportunities. We see
[00:29:15] that in catering, the best way to select managers
[00:29:19] and advance on the career ladder is from the front of house,
[00:29:22] so if someone starts as a server, they can relatively quickly become
[00:29:26] a supervisor, restaurant manager, shift leader, or even later
[00:29:29] a unit manager." in their life. Based on experience,
[00:29:32] the profession advocates for more targeted
[00:29:35] education, where more time would be spent on
[00:29:38] theory and practice in school. We would like
[00:29:42] more space to remain in schools so that we can
[00:29:45] impart theoretical foundations and hold
[00:29:48] thematic practical sessions in schools, primarily
[00:29:52] for students. Market players and educators agree
[00:29:56] that by fine-tuning catering training, young people
[00:29:59] can enter the labor market more
[00:30:02] prepared.
[00:30:04] Today was the last summer-like day of the year. Many took
[00:30:08] advantage of the good weather and spent the afternoon outdoors.
[00:30:11] According to forecasts, tomorrow a 10-degree
[00:30:14] drop in temperature, wind, and precipitation are expected in several places,
[00:30:18] and even the first ground frost may appear
[00:30:22] on Tuesday. Many took advantage of the last
[00:30:25] warmer hours of this year on Sunday on Budapest's Margaret Island. Some
[00:30:29] picnicked, while others walked their dogs in the summer-like weather. "It
[00:30:32] seems that the summer for the elderly ladies
[00:30:36] was quite successful, but the weather is expected to
[00:30:39] change soon. The Roman Shore was also a
[00:30:43] popular place in the September heat, many paddled
[00:30:46] on the Danube with SUPs and kayaks, but many also jumped
[00:30:49] on bicycles. I'm glad it's good weather, I just came out with my daughter
[00:30:53] for a bike ride to enjoy the..."