Fidesz Calls New President Illegitimate, Boycotts Election and Inauguration
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Fidesz calls new president illegitimate, boycotts election and inauguration
The Tuesday election of the president of the republic is the lowest point of Hungarian democracy since the transition — the Fidesz parliamentary group stated in a communiqué to MTI, noting that Fidesz and KDNP members of parliament will not take part in the election or inauguration.
Fidesz and the KDNP have previously announced that they will not participate in the election of the new president.
After both Fidesz and the KDNP criticized András Baka for the Tata firing squad trial (more on this here and here), the Tisza representative spoke out. Éva Ildikó Sopov wrote: Since András Baka was nominated for President of the Republic, Fidesz has been continuously criticizing the elected head of state, regularly mentioning the 1956 Tata firing squad case and its implications for András Baka's previous judicial activities. Neither as a Tata me…
The new President of the Republic was already called upon to resign before he even began his speech - The whistleblower discovered a public law contradiction.
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