Political Capital on the Departure of Tamás Sulyok: The Government Won This Battle
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According to Alexandra Szentkirályi, the removal of Tamás Sulyok is an unprecedented step that, in her opinion, threatens the constitutional order and the rule of law.
According to the analytical institute, if the new head of state is an authoritative and autonomous character, then replacing Sulyok will seem justified in retrospect.
Tamás Sulyok sees the constitutional amendment affecting him as a matter of national destiny, and considers the consequences of his removal to be unpredictable. He also spoke to our newspaper about the background to the President's decision, the accusation of absconding, and the label of Orbán's puppet. Our exclusive interview.
From Poland to the United States, the international press reported on the removal of President Tamás Sulyok.
Political Capital: the government won the battle to remove the president of the republic - According to them, there can be two outcomes to the election of the new head of state.
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