PM Orbán’s Politicians Begin Countrywide Tour for Election Campaign
Leading politicians from Hungary’s governing Fidesz and KDNP parties are gearing up for a nationwide tour early next month, as announced by Tamás Menczer, the communications director for the ruling parties. In a video posted on Facebook, Menczer expressed concerns about the push by Manfred Weber and Ursula von der Leyen to fast-track Ukraine’s accession into the European Union. He warned of potential negative consequences if Ukraine were to join the EU.
Menczer highlighted the potential risks, stating that Hungary’s economy could suffer, with subsidies for Hungarian farmers potentially going to Ukraine, along with EU funds. He also mentioned the possibility of Hungary having to contribute an additional 200 billion forints annually to Ukraine, as well as the threats posed by weapons, organized crime, and health risks.
The communications director urged for careful consideration of Hungary’s future, emphasizing the importance of making decisions that will benefit future generations. The upcoming tour by leading politicians aims to engage with the public and discuss these pressing issues.
In related news, recent articles have highlighted Prime Minister Orbán’s adoption of a zebra, as well as criticisms from top minister Lazarus towards Fidesz-connected oligarchs. These developments suggest a potential shift in political dynamics within Hungary.
As the debate over Ukraine’s EU membership intensifies, Hungarian leaders are ramping up efforts to address concerns and ensure the country’s interests are protected in the face of potential changes in the European landscape.
