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Fidesz statement on resistance against the Tisza Party government
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Fidesz statement on resistance against the Tisza Party government

From Magyar Nemzet · () Hungarian

Translated from Hungarian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Fidesz stated it supports all who oppose "tyranny" and advocate for democratic rule of law.
  • The party believes that increased public voices will hasten the end of the current "rampage" and restore peaceful, free Hungarian life.
  • Fidesz asserts that no one can take away Hungarians' right to a free, secure, and prosperous life.

The Fidesz party has issued a statement declaring its support for all individuals who raise their voices against what it terms "tyranny" and stand for the restoration of a democratic rule of law. The party affirmed its commitment to backing anyone who unites with others to defend democratic principles and the right to freedom.

we support everyone who raises their voice against tyranny, in unity with others, stands up for the restoration of the democratic rule of law, in order to restore a secure, peaceful civic life.

โ€” FideszStating the party's commitment to supporting opposition against perceived authoritarianism.

In its statement, Fidesz emphasized that the right of Hungarians to live a free, secure, peaceful, and prosperous life is inalienable. The party expressed a belief that a greater number of citizens speaking out more courageously will expedite the conclusion of the current "rampage" and facilitate a return to the peaceful, secure, and free Hungarian existence that was disrupted by the Tisza Party's rule.

no one can take away the right of Hungarians to a free, secure, peaceful life and prosperity.

โ€” FideszAsserting the fundamental rights of Hungarian citizens.

"May it be so!" Fidesz concluded its statement, conveying a hopeful outlook for the future of the nation. The party's message positions itself as a defender of fundamental rights and a proponent of democratic restoration against perceived authoritarianism.

the more people raise their voices bravely, the sooner the current rampage will end, and we can return to the peaceful, secure and free Hungarian life that was interrupted due to the rule of the Tisza Party.

โ€” FideszExpressing the party's belief in the power of public dissent to bring about political change.
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Originally published by Magyar Nemzet in Hungarian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.