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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.
PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

Viktor Orbán said radical nationalist Jobbik was “obviously attempting to bypass Fidesz and manoeuvre itself into the left wing”.
PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

Gergely Karácsony, PM candidate of the Socialist-Párbeszéd opposition alliance, promised on Tuesday to guarantee fair competition for employers, fair wages for workers and to restore trilateral bargaining practices if he wins the upcoming general election.
Two - Thirds Of Jobbik & LMP Voters In Favor Of Candidate Coordination

Two - Thirds Of Jobbik & LMP Voters In Favor Of Candidate Coordination

According to a new poll conducted by Medián, 67 percent of those who want a change of government agree that weaker opposition candidates should withdraw in favor of stronger ones to defeat Fidesz in the April 8 general election, index.hu reports.
Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

In their last pre-electoral weekend issues, the weeklies only see a slim chance for the divided opposition to defeat the incumbent government, but agree that the election will be decided in the individual constituencies where the fate of more than half the parliamentary seats is sealed.
Karácsony: Orbán Would Not Be PM Today Without EU Funds

Karácsony: Orbán Would Not Be PM Today Without EU Funds

Without EU funds, Viktor Orbán would not be Hungary’s prime minister today, the prime ministerial candidate of the opposition Socialist-Párbeszéd alliance said at a conference organised by the Foundation for a Liberal Hungary.
Xpat Opinion: Ineptitude Of Hungarian Left-Of-Center Opposition

Xpat Opinion: Ineptitude Of Hungarian Left-Of-Center Opposition

  • 26 Mar 2018 5:34 PM
  • current affairs
I’m afraid that, despite the many signs of renewed interest in the election and a widely perceptible desire to remove Viktor Orbán from power, the members of the opposition are not helping the electorate make a clear and easy choice.
Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

With just two weeks to go till the Parliamentary election, weeklies and the dailies’ weekend editions discuss corruption scandals and ponder what comes after 8 April.
Opposition Parties In Debate About Cooperation With Jobbik

Opposition Parties In Debate About Cooperation With Jobbik

Representatives of five opposition parties agreed on the need for a regime change, but had a sharp debate whether or not they should cooperate with radical nationalist Jobbik ahead of the upcoming parliamentary election, at a conference.
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.
PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

Viktor Orbán said radical nationalist Jobbik was “obviously attempting to bypass Fidesz and manoeuvre itself into the left wing”.
PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

Gergely Karácsony, PM candidate of the Socialist-Párbeszéd opposition alliance, promised on Tuesday to guarantee fair competition for employers, fair wages for workers and to restore trilateral bargaining practices if he wins the upcoming general election.
Two - Thirds Of Jobbik & LMP Voters In Favor Of Candidate Coordination

Two - Thirds Of Jobbik & LMP Voters In Favor Of Candidate Coordination

According to a new poll conducted by Medián, 67 percent of those who want a change of government agree that weaker opposition candidates should withdraw in favor of stronger ones to defeat Fidesz in the April 8 general election, index.hu reports.
Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

In their last pre-electoral weekend issues, the weeklies only see a slim chance for the divided opposition to defeat the incumbent government, but agree that the election will be decided in the individual constituencies where the fate of more than half the parliamentary seats is sealed.
Karácsony: Orbán Would Not Be PM Today Without EU Funds

Karácsony: Orbán Would Not Be PM Today Without EU Funds

Without EU funds, Viktor Orbán would not be Hungary’s prime minister today, the prime ministerial candidate of the opposition Socialist-Párbeszéd alliance said at a conference organised by the Foundation for a Liberal Hungary.
Xpat Opinion: Ineptitude Of Hungarian Left-Of-Center Opposition

Xpat Opinion: Ineptitude Of Hungarian Left-Of-Center Opposition

  • 26 Mar 2018 5:34 PM
  • current affairs
I’m afraid that, despite the many signs of renewed interest in the election and a widely perceptible desire to remove Viktor Orbán from power, the members of the opposition are not helping the electorate make a clear and easy choice.
Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

With just two weeks to go till the Parliamentary election, weeklies and the dailies’ weekend editions discuss corruption scandals and ponder what comes after 8 April.
Opposition Parties In Debate About Cooperation With Jobbik

Opposition Parties In Debate About Cooperation With Jobbik

Representatives of five opposition parties agreed on the need for a regime change, but had a sharp debate whether or not they should cooperate with radical nationalist Jobbik ahead of the upcoming parliamentary election, at a conference.