Magyar submits amendment to remove president aligned with Orbán.

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Magyar has proposed a constitutional amendment aimed at removing President Tamás Sulyok, who is allied with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
President Sulyok has publicly pledged to remain in office despite the proposed amendment.
Sulyok's current term is set to conclude in 2029.
Details regarding the process and implications of the amendment have not been disclosed.
The political context surrounding this action involves ongoing tensions among Hungarian political factions.

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Magyar files constitutional amendment to fire Orbán-allied presidentPolitico Europe · 17 days ago

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Magyar has proposed a constitutional amendment aimed at removing President Tamás Sulyok, who is allied with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
President Sulyok has publicly pledged to remain in office despite the proposed amendment.
Sulyok's current term is set to conclude in 2029.
Details regarding the process and implications of the amendment have not been disclosed.
The political context surrounding this action involves ongoing tensions among Hungarian political factions.

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