The leader of the Fidesz faction still finds it difficult to imagine that Péter Magyar did not get a job in the state sector because of his ex-wife, former justice minister Judit Varga. Máté Kocsis added that he can retract his statement, but his suspicions are well-founded, the Index reveals from his article.
In the Telex video, the leader of the Fidesz faction reiterated his previous statement:
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It is hard for me to imagine that if Péter Magyar had not been married to Judit Varga, then 4-5 well-paying state companies would have noticed his special ability.
Máté Kocsis also said that although his wife also received a state commission, he had nothing to do with it. As he said, it should not be confused that Márkus Szilvia Kocsisné “got a job according to his qualifications, Péter Magyar did not”. He recalled that his wife reviewed contracts for HUF 300,000 in the “super hospital” project company, while Péter Magyar “was CEO at state-owned companies for HUF 7-8 million”.
The newspaper also asked whether it is possible to get a job for relatives in the state sector on a systemic level. Máté Kocsis answered this as follows:
“I accept the ministers’ answer. But they accept that I was right to think that there is a connection between the two things. That someone can suddenly run a Student Loan Center, road manager and everything. I’d be surprised if it was spontaneous. But as the Ministers claim it to be so, I have said nothing in the matter. Even if they think so, I will retract my statement, but please understand that my suspicions were well-founded.”
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