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Hungary’s parliament voted to remove a close associate of former far‑right leader Viktor Orban from a presidential appointment. The decision was described as extraordinary by officials. Prime Minister
Hungary’s parliament voted to remove a close associate of former far‑right leader Viktor Orban from a presidential appointment. The decision was described as extraordinary by officials. Prime Minister
Peter Magyar publicly defended the removal. Human‑rights organizations condemned the move as undermining democratic norms. Allies of Orban also voiced criticism of the action. The ousted
official had previously held the presidential post. The parliament’s vote reflects ongoing political tensions in Budapest. Observers note the shift may signal a change in Orban’s influence. No further
details on the successor were provided. The development will be monitored for its impact on Hungary’s governance.