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Fidesz: It is time European leaders represented European interests
“It’s time European leaders finally represented European interests, and not the interests of others," István Hollik said.
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Hungary opposes EC's proposal to start accession talks with Ukraine
“Even starting accession talks with Ukraine, a country at war, would be unacceptable as it would present a security risk for the whole of Europe,” István Hollik said.
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Fidesz: Brussels’s migration proposal is an attack against European security
István Hollik warned that the Hamas terrorist attack and Israel’s military response to it could set off another migration wave towards Europe.
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Fidesz official demands to know who funded Karácsony’s election campaign
“Gergely Karácsony and the dollar left have yet to absolve themselves of the money laundering scandal,” István Hollik said in a video statement.
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Fidesz to launch information campaign on the dangers of a pro-war position
“We have long known that Hungary’s left wing is on the side of war,” István Hollik, communications director of Fidesz, said in a video statement.
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Hollik: Hungary’s “dollar left” receives ongoing funding from a network abroad
István Hollik said a report submitted to the national security committee and press reports point to leftist parties receiving funding from multiple sources, aimed at influencing Hungarian politics.
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Fidesz expects answers from left-wing opposition to six important questions
“The leader of the dollar-left has let slip twice that they have been working hard to prevent the payment of funds by the EU to Hungary,” István Hollik said.
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Hollik: Brussels corruption scandal is decade's biggest
István Hollik said the corruption scandal entangling Brussels is “the biggest such scandal” of the decade with left-wing politicians “playing the main role” in it.
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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 of foreign investments.
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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 will continue its signature drive as a show of strength.
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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.