Sulyok Writes About Verbal Abuse and Impossibility in the Resolution Announcing the Amendment to the Fundamental Law
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According to Sulyok, public discourse was dominated by verbal abuse.
It is a rare moment when the president protests in a resolution against something he has already signed.
He sees and experiences that all these aspirations seem right to a significant part of Hungarian society at the moment.
According to Sulyok's assessment, the President of the Republic's room for maneuver was extremely narrow.
President of the Republic Tamás Sulyok criticized the seventeenth amendment to the Fundamental Law not only in a video message: he also recorded his “serious objections to its content” in the presidential resolution on its promulgation. According to the head of state, the changes violate the rule of law, democracy, and the principle of separation of powers on several points.
Tamás Sulyok eventually signed the legislation aimed at his removal, but he also summarized his serious concerns in a separate resolution.
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