According to a recent poll by the government-friendly Nezopont Institute, support for the ruling Fidesz-KDNP alliance has further increased since the parliamentary elections in April. One of the opposition parties wouldn’t make it to the parliament. Continue reading “Fidesz gets even more popular – poll”
Tamas Sneider has been elected president at the strongest opposition party, Jobbik’s congress on Saturday, Jobbik-near Alfahir.hu reported. Continue reading “Jobbik elects new president and praesidium”
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”
In a demonstration organised by the Civil Opposition Roundtable, a few hundred people demonstrated on Tuesday against the newly elected parliament and government at the Parliament building on Budapest’s Kossuth Square. Continue reading “New parliament greeted with protests”
Opposition party representatives said consultations on Wednesday for cooperation in upcoming by-elections were “constructive and held amid a good atmosphere”. Continue reading “Opposition discussed cooperation in by-elections”
Hungarian opposition parties and trade unions celebrated May 1 across the country. One-third of Hungarians attended various – not only political – events on Tuesday. Continue reading “Opposition celebrates May 1”
Hungary’s parliamentary parties have agreed that the new parliament convened for May 8 will have 15 committees just as the outgoing legislation had, deputy head of ruling Fidesz Gergely Gulyas said on Wednesday. Continue reading “Parliamentary parties agree on committees”
