Conservative opposition Jobbik is turning to the European Commission over the case of former Macedonian PM Nikola Gruevski, Jobbik deputy leader Marton Gyongyosi told a press conference he held jointly with Adam Mirkoczki, the (Jobbik) head of parliament’s national security committee, on Wednesday. Continue reading “Jobbik: Gruevski case raises countless questions”
The strongest opposition party wants to know how it was possible for foreigners to fraudulently obtain almost 700 Hungarian passports, so Jobbik will put the issue on the agenda of next session of the parliament’t national security committee. Continue reading “Jobbik to investigate passport frauds”
While the Hungarian government started a national consultation about the alleged Soros plan, from several billions of taxpayers’ money, and is accusing George Soros of plotting against the state, the National Bureau of Investigation (NNI) decided there’s no reason to start an investigation into this case – Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet was informed on Tuesday. Continue reading “No Soros plan? Hungarian authorities don’t investigate”
Hungary’s strongest opposition party Jobbik brought charges against George Soros to find out whether the Soros plan exists at all.The charge is based on recent statements of government politicians, the party’s spokesman told a press conference on Thursday. Continue reading “The truth can come out! Does the Soros plan exist?”
The opposition Jobbik party has called on both the ruling and opposition parties to support setting up a parliamentary committee to look into ruling Fidesz’s spending during the 2010 election campaign. Continue reading “Jobbik wants probe into Fidesz’s 2010 campaign spending”
