Bulgaria likely to support
Hungary.
"Following the EU’s plenary session,
many politicians have raised concerns about launching Article Seven. The Deputy
Speaker of the Czech Parliament, Petr Fiala, explained how the procedure could
spur growing mistrust among member states.
"The
deputy chief whip of CDU and CSU in Bundestag, Arnold Vaatz, also warned that
the procedure could trigger a dangerous trend in which Central and Eastern
countries start to discuss how to turn their backs on Europe without incurring
a huge financial loss. Zbigniew Ziobro, Justice
Minister of Poland, stated that his country will support Hungary under any and
all circumstances.
"Czech Prime Minister, Andrej Babis, proclaimed that The Czech government stands behind Viktor Orbán after the
European Parliament voted to sanction the country for flouting EU rules.
“'This
nonsense just ushers negative sentiment into the European Union,' Babis told
online news website Parlamentni Listy when asked about the vote, 'so, I stand
behind Orbán. We are allies,'” he added.
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