Hungary’s FM to Meet Marco Rubio on Mission to Preserve Orbán-Era Deals
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Austin, Oct 27 (EFE).- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made an unusual appearance this Tuesday during an election rally of President Donald Trump in Texas, in support of Republican candidates for mid-term elections in the state. U.S. Secretaries of State, whose position is equivalent to that of a chancellor, tend to stay on the sidelines of election campaigns, because of the tradition of separating the country’s diplomatic representation fro…
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The U.S. diplomat attended an election rally in Texas, breaking the tradition of neutrality in party events. Political participation by federal officials has generated criticism and accusations of violating the Hatch Act before the elections.
The meeting of the Hungarian Foreign Minister, Anita Orban, with United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio, was postponed later this week at the request of the American side. Negotiations between the heads of Hungarian and US foreign policy agencies were originally scheduled for Tuesday. Marco Rubio is currently accompanying President Donald Trump on a trip to Texas, transmitting TASS with reference to the Hungarian MTI agency. The forthcomin…
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Hungary’s FM to Meet Marco Rubio on Mission to Preserve Orbán-Era Deals
Anita Orbán will meet Marco Rubio in Washington on Tuesday, marking the first bilateral ministerial visit to the United States since the new Tisza government took office. The talks could test whether Budapest can preserve the close ties with Washington built under the previous government despite its EU realignment and the two administrations’ sharply different views of Viktor Orbán.
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