Viktor Orbán: These People Were Brought in so They Could Bring Me In
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BUDAPEST - The leader of the Hungarian opposition party Fidesz and former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Sunday sharply attacked the ruling Tisza party and its cabinet, accusing them of destroying the achievements of the previous 16 years of right-wing rule. According to magyarhirlap.hu, Orbán declared at the first nationwide camp of the Digital Civic Circles (DPK) movement in the village of Lakitelek that the current criminal prosecutions again…
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban participated this weekend in an event in Lakitelek, where he analyzed the loss of elections by Fidesz in front of the Tisza Party, criticizing the current hard government. He also answered a question about a possible alliance of his party with the AFD in Germany. Viktor Orban made a sincere analysis of the recent electoral campaign, stressing that his party, Fidesz, lost not only on the digital front …
Many strong people fought in the campaign under the colors of Fidesz:KDNP to govern again, but they received strong wounds, according to the former prime minister. Viktor Orbán sees that Tisza can only be a historic governing party if it creates new intellectual foundations and shows record economic growth.
Several of our strong people fought very well in the campaign, but they received serious wounds, said Viktor Orbán in the DPK camp at Lakitelken, who nevertheless thinks of Péter Szijjártó as a golden reserve and continues to count on János Lázár's work ethic. According to the former prime minister, they lost the election not only in the digital space, as the Tisza Party worked with 50,000 volunteers in the last two weeks of the campaign, while …
The former prime minister believes that Balázs Hankó and the other ex-government politicians who were subject to the proceedings were brought in to confess.
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