HUNGARY ERUPTS: 'Stop Tyranny', Thousands March Against Magyar's Constitutional Changes
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Budapest on Thursday to protest a proposed constitutional amendment that could remove Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok from office, deepening political tensions ahead of the country's 2026 elections. Participants at the rally, organised by supporters of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party, accused Prime Minister Peter Magyar and the Tisza Party of undermining constitutional order and the rule of law. Former President Janos Ader warned that the proposed amendment was unprecedented and could lead to legal uncertainty, while protesters carried banners reading "Stop Tyranny" and "A dictatorship must be suppressed in its infancy." The amendment would introduce changes affecting several public offices and impose term limits on lawmakers.
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AI GeneratedA speaker denounces the legal persecution of Istvan Csakács, who was accused of terrorism after supporting Viktor Orbán. The discourse frames this as an attack on the Constitution and democracy, while further criticizing Peter Magyar and the Tisza party for proposed constitutional amendments that the speaker claims will lead to anarchy and the loss of national wealth.