Hungary's Parliament has passed a constitutional amendment aimed at removing the president, seen as a loyalist of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. It comes as Prime Minister Péter Magyar's government works to dismantle Orbán's political system.
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Hungary passes constitutional amendment to remove Orbán-era president
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Hungary votes to remove Orbán-loyal president as Magyar dismantles Fidesz system
Hungary's Parliament has passed a constitutional amendment aimed at removing the president, seen as a loyalist of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. It comes as Prime Minister Péter Magyar's government works to dismantle Orbán's political system.
Hungary's Parliament voted Monday to pass a constitutional amendment to remove President Tamas Sulyok from office and make some political reforms aimed at dismantling the political system of autocratic former Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Hungary's Parliament voted to oust President Tamas Sulyok, a key ally of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban, as Prime Minister Peter Magyar moves to dismantle the old political order.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar is tearing down what’s left of Viktor Orbán’s political machine. Parliament voted to remove Orbán allies, including the president and top judges.
BUDAPEST, Hungary -- Hungary's Parliament voted Monday to pass a constitutional amendment to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office and make some political reforms aimed at dismantling the political system of autocratic former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
The constitutional amendment targets Tamás Sulyok and caps lawmakers’ tenure at 12 years. Magyar’s break with Orbán remains sharper at home than on Ukraine.
The Hungarian Parliament, controlled by the recently elected Prime Minister Péter Magyar, adopted a constitutional amendment to oust President Tamas Sulyok over his ties to former leader Viktor Orbán.
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