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Bernadett Szabo
Bivši mađarski premijer Viktor Orban ponovo je izabran za predsjednika stranke Fidesz na još jedan jednogodišnji mandat, uprkos porazu te stranke na parlamentarnim izborima održanim 12. aprila.
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Fidesz je izgubio vlast od desnog centra okupljenog oko stranke Tisza premijera Petera Magyara, čime je okončana Orbanova višegodišnja dominacija mađarskom politikom.
Orban (62), poznat po zagovaranju modela „neliberalne demokratije“, godinama je bio inspiracija konzervativnim i desničarskim političkim pokretima širom Evrope i Sjedinjenih Američkih Država.
Njegova politička budućnost dovedena je u pitanje nakon izbornog poraza, a pojedini nekadašnji saveznici prvi put su ga javno pozvali da se povuče iz politike. To je bila jedna od rijetkih otvorenih kritika otkako je 2010. godine došao na vlast.
Prema navodima državne novinske agencije MTI, za Orbanov reizbor glasalo je 729 od ukupno 737 delegata na kongresu Fidesza. Protukandidata nije imao.
„ Ne odustajem, nikada, nikada, nikada, nikada, nikada ne odustajem “, poručio je Orban u govoru prije glasanja, naglasivši da preuzima punu odgovornost za izborni poraz.
Dodao je da je Fidesz tokom proteklih 16 godina bio „fantastična vladajuća stranka“, ali da sada mora proći kroz promjene kako bi postao funkcionalna opoziciona snaga spremna za eventualni povratak na vlast.
Na aprilskim izborima stranka Tisza osvojila je dvotrećinsku većinu u parlamentu, što joj omogućava da poništi ustavne promjene koje je Orbanova vlast uvodila tokom prethodnih godina.
Prema anketama javnog mnijenja, podrška Fideszu nastavila je padati i nakon izbora. Istraživanje instituta Publicus iz maja pokazalo je da Tisza uživa podršku 55 posto birača, u odnosu na 53 posto osvojenih na izborima, dok je podrška Fideszu pala na 17 posto sa 39 posto koliko je stranka osvojila u aprilu.
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Dnevni avazParty-alignedRight4 days agoFormer Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated during a visit to Brussels that he remains in politics and will continue his opposition to the European Union on issues such as migration, despite his party Fidesz losing elections in April. Orban emphasized the need to reform Brussels and noted that Hungary's success depends on the EU following a similar path. He highlighted that the election loss does not change the historical trend of rising nationalist parties in Europe. Orban announced plans to reset relations with Brussels, including unfreezing Ukraine's EU membership bid and seeking to
Bias read (Right): The article presents Orban's strong anti-EU stance and his continued political engagement after an electoral defeat, using language that emphasizes his commitment to opposing EU policies. The framing highlights his narrative of needing to 'reform' Brussels and suggests a shift in European politics,
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentRight4 days agoFormer Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated in Brussels that he remains in politics and will continue his fight against the European Union on issues such as migration, despite his party Fidesz's loss in April elections. Orbán emphasized that his goals regarding the EU have not changed and expressed the need to reform Brussels. He noted that Hungary's success depends on the EU aligning with its path. Despite losing the election, Orbán remains the leader of Fidesz, which is part of the Patriots for Europe group in the European Parliament. Orbán highlighted that the electoral defeat does
Bias read (Right): The article frames Orbán's continued political engagement and opposition to the EU as a positive development, emphasizing his resolve to 'continue the battle' against the EU on migration and other issues. The narrative highlights his leadership within the Eurosceptic Patriots for Europe group and om
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N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter8 days ago Orban re-elected as Fides leader despite election defeatFormer Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been re-elected as leader of the Fidesz party for another one-year term, despite the party's electoral defeat.
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