Jobbik in Hungary

The joint application, which is supported by the signatures of several independent MPs as well, will soon be submitted to the supreme body responsible for safeguarding the constitution.

The State Audit Office of Hungary (SAO) once again imposed a substantial fine on Jobbik, amounting to HUF 136.4 million (EUR 426 thousand) this time.

The Prosecutor General is a former Fidesz lawmaker who executes political orders.

In total, the 19 855 immigrants, who were granted temporary or permanent residence permits, came from 59 countries.

The opposition party invited trade unions to conduct a debate on the six demands of the manifesto that they wanted to discuss with national workers’ organizations.

Jobbik is certain that it did not accept any unlawful financing.

Jobbik has long been fighting against the constant attacks on the intelligentsia, which are reminiscent of the darkest Bolshevik times.

Facebook post of Márton Gyöngyösi

Fidesz has proven that they form the most cowardly government in Hungary’s history as they are too afraid to look in the eyes of the people and the opposition MPs.

The parliamentary oversight of intelligence services suffers obstruction in certain cases.