
Hungary, free way of Parliament to destitution of President Sulyok
The amendment, in addition to the destitution of the head of state, qualified by Prime Minister Magyar as "a puppet of Orban", establishes a limit of 12 years for
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Paradoxically, the amendment, to enter into force, must be signed by President Sulyok himself who has 5 days to do so. If he refuses to sign it, the government has specified the prime minister, immediately the procedure of destitution of the President for demerit, foreseen in the present Constitution. The goal is to recover "billions stolen from the oligarchs of Orban's corrupt regime".
Furthermore, Over the last few weeks, Prime Minister Magyar had repeatedly invited the President to resign, but without success.
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Paradoxically, the amendment, to enter into force, must be signed by President Sulyok himself who has 5 days to do so.
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If he refuses to sign it, the government has specified the prime minister, immediately the procedure of destitution of the President for demerit, foreseen in the present Constitution.
according to ANSA - MondoThe goal is to recover "billions stolen from the oligarchs of Orban's corrupt regime".
according to Tgcom24 - HomepageOver the last few weeks, Prime Minister Magyar had repeatedly invited the President to resign, but without success.
according to Tgcom24 - HomepageFirst, Magyar has invited President Sulyok several times to resign, but without success.
according to ANSA - Mondo
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