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Gabor Vona: Europe kept silent - Interview
Jobbik President Gabor Vona was interviewed by Austrian weekly Zur Zeit about Trianon.
Fidesz to eliminate opposition
Information has been leaked to the media about the possible scenarios Fidesz will utilize with the aim of crippling Jobbik’s parliamentary work and destroying the ...
Gabor Vona calls for zero-tolerance on crime
Fidesz appropriation of Jobbik policies continues at government level, but Jobbik and the electorate remain unconvinced. Viktor Orban, leader of the Fidesz party, the new Prime Minister of the Republic of Hungary soon to be inaugurated, held an international press conference on Monday. Gábor Vona, President of Jobbik, the Movement for a Better Hungary has commented Viktor Orban's declarations....
Fidesz “dictatorship” begins as Supreme Court blocks the investigation of their electoral fraud.
In a move more worthy of Zimbabwe, the Hungarian Supreme Court has ruled today to terminate an investigation by the National Electoral Commission (OVB), into ...
Jobbik runs the most effective campaign in the country. Doubles its vote.
At the first round of the 2010 Hungarian parliamentary elections Jobbik took 17% of the vote, to secure 26 seats in parliament. The 842,306 who ...
Big Brother will be watching how Hungarians vote from now on
In a country, where, given the policies of the last 20 years there is not much left to steal, it seems Jobbik’s main rivals in the upcoming general elections, have opened up a new frontier – laying their grubby hands on voters’ personal information....
Jobbik in parliament? Investor confidence unaffected, show figures
Forecasts currently show that the coming elections in Hungary are likely to result in a four-party parliament, including conservative nationalists Jobbik, in a prominent role. These profound changes in our parliament’s make-up, are however expected to have no considerable influence on foreign direct investment, according to DUIHK, the German-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry....
“Everyone must respect both democratic norms and the will of the people.” Vona issues Viktor Orbán with public debate challenge.
Mr Chairman! We are living through a severe crisis in Hungary’s history; if not the most severe. As a result, Hungarian society faces on April the 11th not just another election: but “the” election. The people deserve the right to be possessed of the information necessary, to reaching an informed and reflective choice....
No surprise: Jobbik ahead of the Socialists
Hungarian public opinion polling companies and political science foundations, which are generally directly funded by either the Socialist Party or neo-liberal Fidesz Party, are it seems falling over each other in a last minute attempt to salvage their reputations, from what is likely to be a seismic shock on April 11th’s election day, likely to show up yet again, the yawning gap between their measurements of public opinion, and the actually opinions of the public....
Not just another day in Hungary
Where can you find hundreds of Transylvanian Hungarians, a busload from the Vojvodina and Slovakia, a dozen or so from America and from Australia, two South Africans and a half-Sudanese Hungarian in Budapest on a chilly March 15th afternoon?... At the Jobbik commemoration of the 1848-49 Revolution, of course. ...
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