Message from the Parliament's stairs: Unions, take a stand!
Opposition representatives held their press conference on the main stairs leading to the entrance of the House.
Jobbik in Hungary
Péter Jakab: Where has Viktor Orbán gone? Where are the Fidesz MPs? There’s work to do, people!
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Fidesz MPs were panned by Péter Jakab in his pre-agenda speech for failing to show up at their workplace.
Márton Gyöngyösi: We are willing to cooperate with anyone for the holy cause
Márton Gyöngyösi talked to Alfahír
2019 will be a year of frustration and hope
Tamás Sneider talked to Alfahír.hu
Hungarian people get slavery act for Christmas from János Áder
The President of the Republic also obeyed the command of foreign big business and signed the slavery act into law.
Hungarian opposition: Focus on workers' rights instead of partisanship
The Hungarian Industrial Association hosted a roundtable meeting of several opposition parties and trade unions to coordinate their plans.
We reject wage slavery and we want freedom for Hungarian workers!
As a socially sensitive national people’s party, Jobbik believes that labour is a key organizing force of our society.
Ádám Mirkóczki: Opposition begins coordination, new developments expected on Monday
Mr Mirkóczki also emphasized that Jobbik fully supported the protests and the demonstrators, and was ready to use all legal means to help them.
Tamás Sneider: "I got home at one in the morning, with some tear gas in my eyes"
Jobbik’s president was among the protesters in Budapest’s Kossuth Square
Márton Gyöngyösi: Slavery act is unconstitutional and was passed by breaking the Parliament's house rules
Hungary’s opposition parties held a joint press conference and condemned the pro-government majority for passing the slavery act in Parliament.