Hungary's president agrees to step down after parliament backs the removal
They publishedHungary's president agrees to stand down after parliament backs removal
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Who
What
- Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok agreed to step down by signing a constitutional amendment.
- Parliament backed his removal, with Tisza using its majority to pass the law change.
- Sulyok had five days to sign or face a constitutional crisis and possible impeachment proceedings.
- The amendment also removes Péter Polt and judges over age 70, and limits deputies' reelection.
- Viktor Orbán criticized the move as tyranny, calling for protests after April's defeat.
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🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics · language: eng
topics: Politics · language: eng
When
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