Orbán Stifles Renewal Debate, Tightens Grip on Fidesz as Risk of Split Grows
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Orbán Stifles Renewal Debate, Tightens Grip on Fidesz as Risk of Split Grows
Leaks from Viktor Orbán’s closed-door Kötcse speech suggest he has no intention of stepping back after Fidesz’s April defeat. Instead, he reportedly wants to end the post-election reckoning, turn the party towards confrontation with Tisza and keep the strategic initiative himself—an approach that could deepen the emerging split over whether the Hungarian right needs renewal without Orbán.
The Fidesz president also spoke about the reorganization of the right wing, the first hundred days of the Tisza government, and Hungary's sovereignty at the civic picnic.
Viktor Orbán said what hurts him the most after the election defeat - The Fidesz president harshly attacked the new government.
László Dornfeld in Kötcsén saw Viktor Orbán as combative, energetic and prepared. The leading analyst of the Center for Fundamental Rights told Magyar Nemzet that Fidesz ...
Hungarian former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Saturday that his Fidesz party represents the right and its mission is a sovereign Hungary. On the contrary, the mission of the opposition Tisza party, he said, is to make Hungary a colony again, calling Brussels a "colonizer." The report comes from the MTI news agency. -
Viktor Orbán has proclaimed a belligerent opposition policy, thus once again building a framework in which foreign political interests are on one side and the protection of our sovereignty is on the other. As usual, he is turning a domestic political conflict into a conflict that will plunge Hungarians into a political war mood for years, security policy expert Péter Tarjányi assessed the party leader's speech in Kötcse on Saturday.
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