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András Kulja From Tisza Requested the Suspension of His Immunity From the European Parliament

Summary by 444.hu
So that he can stand trial in the private criminal proceedings that former State Secretary of Health Péter Takács initiated against him for a Facebook post.

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The European Parliament voted on Thursday, during its plenary session in Brussels, and subsequently suspended András Kulja's immunity.

·Budapest, Hungary
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So that he can stand trial in the private criminal proceedings that former State Secretary of Health Péter Takács initiated against him for a Facebook post.

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András Kulja, a Hungarian MEP, has requested the suspension of his immunity from the European Parliament, a request that was previously made by former State Secretary for Health Péter Takács.

·Budapest, Hungary
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In order to ensure that a court decision can be reached in the private criminal proceedings initiated by Péter Takács.

·Hungary
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András Kulja, a Tisza Party MEP, has initiated the suspension of his immunity from the European Parliament so that a court can rule on the criminal proceedings initiated by former State Secretary of Health Péter Takács. The politician emphasized in a statement on Thursday that he does not wish to hide behind his immunity and is ready to defend his claims in court. The European Parliament may vote on the suspension of immunity on Thursday.

András Kulja, a Tisza Party MEP, has initiated the suspension of his immunity from the European Parliament so that a court can rule on the criminal proceedings initiated by former State Secretary of Health Péter Takács. The politician emphasized in a statement on Thursday that he does not wish to hide behind his immunity and is ready to defend his claims in court. The European Parliament may vote on the suspension of immunity on Thursday.

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444.hu broke the news in Hungary on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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