Nearly a dozen politicians debated in Hungary's first publicly broadcasted debate since 2006, with critics accusing the public broadcaster of bias and limited topics.
Opposition leader Péter Magyar criticized the public broadcaster for supporting the ruling party, raising concerns about media freedom and political influence.
Magyar, a rising force in Hungarian politics, highlighted the lack of invitation for his party on public television despite significant public support.
The debate highlighted ongoing tensions in Hungarian politics, with protesters outside the event criticizing the broadcaster and its handling of political discussions.
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