Only a few months have passed since Péter Magyar announced the creation of the Tisza Islands, and serious conflicts are already straining some groups that serve to build the party’s mass base – the paper was informed.
Their source with knowledge of the local operation of the Tisza Party reported that serious tension and disagreement had developed between Róbert Strausz, Békés county coordinator, and the activists of the Tisza islands. The informant told the paper that Péter Magyar’s announcement about the organization of the Tisza Islands in the summer was received with great enthusiasm, and many people wanted to personally do something for the change in Békés county.
Compared to this, the disappointment is huge, because we find that the party’s local coordinator does not treat us as a real partner, oppresses everyone, tries to rule in an authoritarian way, does not listen to others, and even looks down on the activists
– the source of the Hungarian Nation explained the circumstances.
It is known that the Békés “policemen” wanted to negotiate with the party leadership for this reason, so they traveled to Budapest, but in the capital they were dealt another blow in the face, as they were received by Márk Makláry in the name of the “party leadership” instead of the party president.
Makláry, the party II. the main organizer of his district group, who – apparently on the instructions of the Magyars – sent the people from Békés away with the message that it is necessary to stick together, that the community cannot be weakened by internal disputes and complaints to the county coordinators.
According to the informant, the “Tiszas” from Békés went home from Budapest disappointed, they would not have thought that this is how the party leadership treats those on whom they supposedly want to build the base of the Tisza.
The fact that Péter Magyar defended against them a person who had previously been convicted by the court also caused displeasure among the locals. In 2005, Róbert Strausz was sentenced to 8 months in prison. On the final order of the Szeged Court of Appeal a Békés Megyei Hírlap reported at that time. The charge was continuous counterfeiting.
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