The irresponsibility of Hungary’s left-wing opposition “knows no bounds” when it comes to the war in Ukraine, Zoltán Kovács, the state secretary for international communication and relations, said on Thursday.
“Words are a dangerous weapon in a taut situation when there’s an armed conflict going on; when major powers are engaging against each other in our neighbour,” Kovács told public news channel M1. “It goes beyond political disagreements
when the left says things that don’t reflect the national consensus
and the stance of the democratically elected government making responsible decisions.”
Kovács said it was wrong to make divisive remarks about the Transcarpathian Hungarian minority and the issue of energy policy “the way the left has done a dozen times over the past week”. He added that it was “especially dangerous” that
the left was “rejecting everything we’re trying to do”.
“This is what happened during the migration crisis and the pandemic, and now when there’s a war going on, it’s no longer just irresponsible, it’s in fact a sin,” the state secretary said.
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Source: MTI
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Could “Daily News Hungary” write an article about the Election process in Hungary and how to vote…it will help a lot.
Thank you.
Dear Anonymous, only Hungarian citizens are eligible to vote in the election.
Dear Eleonora, I am Hungarian citizen. And got a letter last month to come and vote.
@anonymous
You just turn up on 3 April at where it states on the letter you’ve received. Show your address card and ID or driving licence or passport. My place to vote is at the local school.