Hungarian Justice minister calls for ‘culture of consensus rather than veto logic’ in Europe

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The political programme of the European elite is divorced from the needs of the people, Justice Minister Judit Varga told the daily Magyar Nemzet, calling for a “culture of consensus” to replace “veto logic” in the bloc.

Hungary is a “principled, fair partner” of the EU, “but we keep our common sense when ideological madness sweeps the EU”. Hungary has supported “everything the rest of the bloc did, including the sanctions packages, despite our misgivings”, Varga said in an interview published in the paper’s Thursday edition.

The discrepancy between the political programme of the European elite and the needs of the European people was apparent in the EU’s migration policy and “now, with the war, it is clear that Brussels’ sanctions on energy are downright harmful, they exacerbate the problems rather than easing them, contribute to drastic price and utility fee rises, and a wartime crisis,” she said.

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  1. Ahhh… Off we go again – with the “Common Sense” our Politicians LOVE to claim as their exclusive domain.

    And the ongoing Defense of Hungry Against The Dark Arts and Brussels Elites, of course!

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