Viktor Orbán Sent a Message to Those Who Do Not See the Right-Wing Future in Fidesz in Kötcsén
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The former prime minister believes it is premature to think about the right-wing's line-up for the next election, saying unity is needed now instead of a mosaic right-wing. He also said that it is forbidden to support those who fight against another right-wing group.
The moment of "national resistance" has arrived and "it is time to raise the glove and fight", said former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, leader of the opposition party Fidesz, in a recent speech held in front of the party's narrow circle of intellectuals in Kotcse, south-west Hungary, according to an audio recording published by Friday's YouTube channel Vadhajtasok (translatable as "Aberatii", n.red.), taken by MTI, broadcasts Agerpres.
The former Hungarian prime minister criticized his party's campaign so far and its weaker position in the digital space. He also called on the right to greater unity.
BUDAPEST - The time for national resistance has come, declared former Hungarian Prime Minister and Fidesz party leader Viktor Orbán last week at a party event in the southwestern Hungarian village of Kötcse. This is according to a recording posted on YouTube on Friday, the MTI news agency reports.
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