Balazs Hidveghi emphasized the strong participation of over 1.35 million people in Hungary's national consultation survey, highlighting the country's unique approach to citizen involvement in decision-making. He criticized Brussels for wanting a puppet government, asserting Hungary's commitment to national self-determination and economic sovereignty. The government plans to make the 13th month pension permanent and maintain reduced utility costs. Hidveghi also noted that Hungary's economic openness is crucial, and he expressed optimism about potential agreements with incoming US President Donald Trump, aligning on shared values. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)