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All Left-Lib Parties Open To Coalition

All Left-Lib Parties Open To Coalition

Leaders of six opposition parties, attending a recent public debate, agreed that the incumbent FideszChristian Democrat government could be replaced after the April 8 general election.
Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

The ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance is likely to win Sunday’s general election with 43% of the vote, giving it between 112 and 123 out of 199 seats in parliament, according to a fresh pre-election forecast by the Nézőpont Institute.
Opposition Parties Withdraw Candidates In Each Other’s Favour

Opposition Parties Withdraw Candidates In Each Other’s Favour

  • 5 Apr 2018 8:47 AM
  • current affairs
The opposition Socialist-Párbeszéd, Democratic Coalition (DK) and Együtt parties have agreed to withdraw candidates in some constituencies in favour of nominees with the best chances to win.
70% Of Voters Who Want Change Say It's Possible To Defeat Fidesz

70% Of Voters Who Want Change Say It's Possible To Defeat Fidesz

There are approximately 900,000 undecided voters who want a change of government, but even if they all head to the polls on April 8 they will not help any of the opposition parties achieve a decisive victory, at least according to a recent poll conducted by Závecz Research at the behest of daily online index.hu.
LMP Urges National Solidarity Instead Of Incitement To Hatred

LMP Urges National Solidarity Instead Of Incitement To Hatred

Green opposition LMP board member Péter Ungár urged national solidarity rather than an incitement to hatred at a press conference in Budapest on Sunday.
LMP Suspends Cooperation Talks

LMP Suspends Cooperation Talks

In lack of an overall cooperation agreement between parties of the opposition, the green LMP has decided “not to launch further talks”, the party’s two co-leaders said.
Minister Of Agriculture: Soros Wants Hungarians To Eat Insects

Minister Of Agriculture: Soros Wants Hungarians To Eat Insects

Minister of Agriculture Sándor Fazekas, who may be the least eccentric member of Viktor Orbán’s third cabinet, held a farmers forum Tuesday evening as part of Fidesz’s election campaign in Csepel, one of Budapest’s historically working-class districts.
Local Opinion: Gábor Fodor’s Farewell To Parliament

Local Opinion: Gábor Fodor’s Farewell To Parliament

As the Socialist Party decided to drop Liberal Party Chairman Gábor Fodor as a well-positioned candidate, a left-wing columnist muses that liberalism’s (but not Fodor’s) only chance to survive in politics is to place itself under the protection of Social Democracy.
Local Opinion: The MSZP On The Brink Of Disaster

Local Opinion: The MSZP On The Brink Of Disaster

  • 14 Feb 2018 6:42 AM
  • current affairs
As the Socialist Party is measured at barely over the parliamentary threshold for two party alliances, a pro-government analyst does not exclude the possibility that the MSZP will disappear from the political stage after the elections.
All Left-Lib Parties Open To Coalition

All Left-Lib Parties Open To Coalition

Leaders of six opposition parties, attending a recent public debate, agreed that the incumbent FideszChristian Democrat government could be replaced after the April 8 general election.
Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

The ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance is likely to win Sunday’s general election with 43% of the vote, giving it between 112 and 123 out of 199 seats in parliament, according to a fresh pre-election forecast by the Nézőpont Institute.
Opposition Parties Withdraw Candidates In Each Other’s Favour

Opposition Parties Withdraw Candidates In Each Other’s Favour

  • 5 Apr 2018 8:47 AM
  • current affairs
The opposition Socialist-Párbeszéd, Democratic Coalition (DK) and Együtt parties have agreed to withdraw candidates in some constituencies in favour of nominees with the best chances to win.
70% Of Voters Who Want Change Say It's Possible To Defeat Fidesz

70% Of Voters Who Want Change Say It's Possible To Defeat Fidesz

There are approximately 900,000 undecided voters who want a change of government, but even if they all head to the polls on April 8 they will not help any of the opposition parties achieve a decisive victory, at least according to a recent poll conducted by Závecz Research at the behest of daily online index.hu.
LMP Urges National Solidarity Instead Of Incitement To Hatred

LMP Urges National Solidarity Instead Of Incitement To Hatred

Green opposition LMP board member Péter Ungár urged national solidarity rather than an incitement to hatred at a press conference in Budapest on Sunday.
LMP Suspends Cooperation Talks

LMP Suspends Cooperation Talks

In lack of an overall cooperation agreement between parties of the opposition, the green LMP has decided “not to launch further talks”, the party’s two co-leaders said.
Minister Of Agriculture: Soros Wants Hungarians To Eat Insects

Minister Of Agriculture: Soros Wants Hungarians To Eat Insects

Minister of Agriculture Sándor Fazekas, who may be the least eccentric member of Viktor Orbán’s third cabinet, held a farmers forum Tuesday evening as part of Fidesz’s election campaign in Csepel, one of Budapest’s historically working-class districts.
Local Opinion: Gábor Fodor’s Farewell To Parliament

Local Opinion: Gábor Fodor’s Farewell To Parliament

As the Socialist Party decided to drop Liberal Party Chairman Gábor Fodor as a well-positioned candidate, a left-wing columnist muses that liberalism’s (but not Fodor’s) only chance to survive in politics is to place itself under the protection of Social Democracy.
Local Opinion: The MSZP On The Brink Of Disaster

Local Opinion: The MSZP On The Brink Of Disaster

  • 14 Feb 2018 6:42 AM
  • current affairs
As the Socialist Party is measured at barely over the parliamentary threshold for two party alliances, a pro-government analyst does not exclude the possibility that the MSZP will disappear from the political stage after the elections.