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Hollik: Hungary could emerge quickly from crisis
Hungary could emerge quickly from the crisis once the European economy starts to recover because the country has the knowledge to manage a crisis and is still seeing an inflow...
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Fidesz to continue signature drive “as a show of strength”
Although all 106 candidates of the ruling Fidesz party have collected the required number of signatures to run in their individual constituencies in the April 3 general election, the party...
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Hollik: Referendum pre-emptive strike against gender ideology
Hungary is the first country in Europe to hold a referendum on child protection, which is a critical national issue.
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Fidesz hits back at "hypocritical attacks" by left-wing
István Hollik said the left never helped the people when it was in power, and even imposed more burdens on them.
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V4 to veto new Brussels climate tax plans
“They talk about climate protection when they are introducing a new tax which will cost Hungarians a monthly HUF 32,000 (EUR 90),” István Hollik said.
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More than half a million sign “Stop Gyurcsány! Stop Karácsony!” petition
The election next spring would decide whether or not the “Gyurcsány era of failure” would return.
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Officials condemn Péter Niedermüller over racist comments
István Hollik has called on Niedermüller “to quit public life”. He said Niedermüller’s remarks could be interpreted as nothing other than “pure racism” and “hatred for family and Christians”.
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Hungary is against mandatory resettlement quotas, says spokesman
István Hollik said the introduction of migrant quotas once again threatens European cities and the Hungarian government maintains the position that the only acceptable quota is for sending back migrants.
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Government Spokesman: EU border defense contribution is “derogatory”
Government Spokesman István Hollik has said the European Commission’s contribution to Hungary for defending the EU’s external border is “revolting and derogatory”.
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Hungary fulfils its Schengen commitments, protecting not only its own, but also the EU’s external borders, says spokesman
The Hungarian government’s position has remained unchanged for three years: help should be provided at the point where it is needed rather than bringing trouble over to Europe, István Hollik said
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CEU keeps courses running in Budapest proving Vienna move was a bluff
Government Spokesman István Hollik says the fact CEU will keep courses running in Budapest "makes it clear to everybody that the whole affair is nothing else, but the usual political bluff by Soros which the government does not wish to deal with"