Macedonian text: The Hungarian Parliament adopted the amendment to the constitution that limits the mandate of prime ministers to a maximum of 10 years, which, until the strength of the party, would prevent Viktor Orbán from coming to power. The amendment was passed with 135 “yes” votes and 50 “no” votes, and was written in such a way that it retroactively applies to Orbán as well, who has been in power for 20 years. The proposer of the amendment, Marton Meleti-Barna, stated that his argument represents a symbolic and established pillar of the democratic reform of the country, stating “Politiko”.
Thanks to a two-thirds majority in the Parliament, the party “Tisa” of the current Prime Minister Peter Marra has been passed into the constitution the constitutional reforms that they have been advocating for during their campaigns. This change took place only a few days ago.
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