Watch: Election Monitor says News Coverage of Election in Hungary was Biased
- 5 Apr 2022 12:29 PM
Source: Reuters
Source: Reuters
Hungary's government is seeking a consensus candidate for the office of the President of the Republic, who embodies national unity and is acceptable to everyone, Prime Minister Peter Magyar told a press conference in the Parliament building on Monday.
Fidesz and the Christian Democrats (KDNP) held a protest on Thursday in front of the Sandor Palace against what they called the "establishment of Tisza's autocracy" and the removal of President Tamas Sulyok, with former president Janos Ader addressing the crowd.
Health Minister Zsolt Hegedus is listed by the New York Times in an article "The 39-ish Most Stylish People of 2026, So Far", which says his dance on the podium after Tisza won the election on April 12 was "a rare thing, and infectious."
Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the launch of a far-reaching "purge operation" in Parliament on Monday, declaring a mission to "free Hungary" from what called a "mafia" that operated under the government of Viktor Orban.
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