Hungarian Parliament Votes to Remove President

The Hungarian parliament has voted to remove the country's president, an ally of Viktor Orbán, as part of a controversial constitutional reform. This decision marks a significant political development in Hungary.

14 Jul, 10:58 — 14 Jul, 10:58

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Hungarian parliament votes to remove president in controversial constitutional reform

Initiated by the party of Prime Minister Péter Magyar, the reform, which includes the immediate termination of President Tamas Sulyok's term, also bars two-thirds of Fidesz MPs from running for Parliament in the next elections, set for 2030.

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Hungarian parliament votes to remove president in controversial constitutional reform

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