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- Péter Magyar's Tisza Party seeks to defeat Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in April 12 election.
- The 240-page manifesto calls for a wealth tax, euro adoption, and closer EU/NATO ties.
- It also plans to unlock EU funds, cut taxes for low earners, and boost services.
- The program targets ending Russian energy by 2035 and doubling renewables by 2040, with cautious Ukraine stance.
- Polls show Tisza leading, though the outcome remains uncertain.
