The President of the Republic also obeyed the command of foreign big business and signed the slavery act into law.
The Hungarian Industrial Association hosted a roundtable meeting of several opposition parties and trade unions to coordinate their plans.
As a socially sensitive national people’s party, Jobbik believes that labour is a key organizing force of our society.
Mr Mirkóczki also emphasized that Jobbik fully supported the protests and the demonstrators, and was ready to use all legal means to help them.
Jobbik aims for a more seamlessly functioning European Union while creating a more democratic and free Hungary; a country which ensures security and predictability in the daily lives of its citizens.
Jobbik’s president was among the protesters in Budapest’s Kossuth Square
Hungary’s opposition parties held a joint press conference and condemned the pro-government majority for passing the slavery act in Parliament.
Jobbik calls for a referendum to let workers express their opinion on the slavery act imposed on them by Fidesz-Christian Democrats.