DK not to attend Trianon commemoration in parliament
Lawmakers of the opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) will not attend the commemorative parliamentary session marking the centenary of the Trianon Peace Treaty on Thursday.
DK lawmakers will stay away from the event because it will be about “nothing more than excluding some from the nation”, the DK group said on Wednesday.
“What’s more, the people who exclude others from the nation are exactly those who are bringing Hungary to ruin and Democratic Coalition/Demokratikus Koalíció will never take any lecturing from them about national sentiment,” they added.
“In 1990, Viktor Orbán [the current prime minister] marched out of parliament upon hearing the word Trianon and now, 30 years later, he wants to monopolise the memory of the peace treaty,”
the DK lawmakers said.
Read alsoVast majority of Hungarians believe Trianon Treaty was ‘unjust, excessive’ – survey
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Under Hungarian law, the death penalty can no longer be applied for acts of treason.
The actions of D.K. – and other opposition parties in Hungary – during the recent coronavirus pandemic have been at very best ‘lacklustre’ whilst at times statements/ actions were made by them that could be construed as ‘treasonous’.
At the next election, Hungarian voters will have an opportunity to deliver the final ‘death knell’ for these parasitic remnants of Communism.
It is very disappointing that DK are staging a protest on this sad day in Hungarian history.
This is a day for the Nation, a day for reflection, a day to hear the church bells and remember.