Prime Minister Peter Magyar Submits Amendment to Remove President Tamas Sulyok
Prime Minister Peter Magyar has submitted a constitutional amendment proposal to remove President Tamas Sulyok from office. This action follows the filing of a constitutional bill intended to reduce the political influence of former leader Viktor Orban. Magyar has argued that Sulyok is unworthy of the presidency and cannot properly uphold the law. The move comes after Magyar's election victory ended 16 years of rule by the previous government. Magyar had previously demanded the president's resignation once the new administration took power. This latest legislative step is part of a campaign to purge officials tied to the former nationalist leadership.
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