The Fidesz Presidency Considers Ágnes Forsthoffer Illegitimate, an "Illegal Occupant" of the Sándor Palace
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Fidesz parliamentary group leader János Bóka is preparing to contribute to solving the energy and heat situation with a meaningful action: he wants to speak to Ágnes Forsthoffer. Prime Minister Péter Magyar will inform Ágnes Forsthoffer, who is temporarily exercising the powers of the President of the Republic, and the leaders of the parliamentary factions about the dramatic energy and heat situation at the Sándor Palace on Monday morning. Accor…
This was revealed in an internal circular, according to which János Bóka will communicate all of this to the Speaker of the House, who is temporarily exercising the rights of the head of state, on Monday.
The opposition party called the Speaker of the House, who is acting as interim President of the Republic, an illegal squatter.
Fidesz considers Ágnes Forsthoffer an "illegal squatter" - The party calls it inexplicable why the government did not notice the signs of the crisis in time.
The opposition party's internal circular states that Fidesz has declared the removal of Tamás Sulyok from the position of head of state illegitimate and considers the "mandate of President Forsthoffer from Tisza" illegitimate.
The party's faction leader will nevertheless participate in the energy consultation convened by the interim president of the republic, where he will inform him that his mandate is considered illegitimate. The post Fidesz called Ágnes Forsthoffer an illegal occupant of the Sándor Palace first appeared on 24.hu.
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