MEP: Double standards are clearly present in EP’s handling of rule-of-law issues
Balázs Hidvéghi said the EP’s double standards are a “dead end and ruin European unity”.
Balázs Hidvéghi said the EP’s double standards are a “dead end and ruin European unity”.
Tamás Deutsch said that by “backstabbing” member states protecting the common borders against illegal migration, the EU had started to “dismantle European unity”.
“Common sense won, the dollar left-wing lost,” the MEPs said in a statement.
While the European Parliament’s left-liberal majority celebrates their latest attack on Hungary, their activity seriously undermines the very essence of European cooperation that the European Union is built upon.
“More respect for Central Europe! More respect for Central European citizens!” the justice minister said.
Hungary has been fighting relentlessly to eliminate violence against women for ten years. However, the parliamentary group will not support “documents infringing on member states’ competencies,” it said.
Gergely Gulyás said the European People’s Party is suffering a leadership crisis, recording its worst performance of the past twenty years in the latest European parliamentary elections.
The German politician had publicly declared that he did not want to win the office with Hungarian votes.
The foreign minister called for double standards to be set aside and for the restoration of a “culture of mutual respect”.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has told Magyar Nemzet that József Szájer's actions are incompatible with Fidesz's values.
József Szájer of Hungary's ruling Fidesz party said his decision to resign marked the end of a “long period of reflection”. The resignation will come into effect on December 31.