Prime Minister Viktor Orban notes
Fidesz cannot be ejected or suspended; “we have won four
elections by the will of Hungarian citizens.” … He noted that Fidesz had garnered 47, 56, and 52 percent of the votes
during the past three European parliamentary elections, respectively. “A
party like that will obviously not allow itself to be ejected or suspended but
will stand up and leave instead,” he said.
“The
prime minister added, at the same time, that in recent weeks, thirteen parties
from ‘the leftist-liberal branch of this colourful
community’ had proposed that ‘those who are firmly
on the Christian conservative side’ should be expelled from
the EPP. ‘Those are us,’ he
said. Orban said certain political forces were looking to turn the EPP
into an organisation ‘with a much narrower profile
whose centre of gravity is not where it is now but much further to the left, in
a liberal direction’”.
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