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Fidesz Stands by Balázs Hankó, They Believe It Is a Political Showdown

Summary by Origo
Fidesz stands by Balázs Hankó, whose immunity will be discussed by the National Assembly on Monday. The party speaks of a political showdown.

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The granting of the former minister's immunity is "another manifestation of the emerging neo-communist tyranny," says the Fidesz presidency in a statement.

·Hungary
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Fidesz stands by Balázs Hankó, whose immunity will be discussed by the National Assembly on Monday. The party speaks of a political showdown.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The nomination of Zoltán Szathmáry, who was selected as the new Prosecutor General, will not be withdrawn, but his resignation is conceivable. If not, his rejection can be covered up, but at least his conflict of interest due to the suspicion of his brother will not be raised. The extraordinary meeting will also vote on the immunity of two former ministers of the Orbán government, as well as Péter Magyar.

·Hungary
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Fidesz promises that those who hold Balázs Hankó accountable will also be held accountable - "Then, when the national forces restore the rule of law."

·Budapest, Hungary
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The opposition party has sent a message ahead of the fateful day of Balázs Hankó, a former minister in the Fidesz government, on Monday: their presidency stands by the politician suspected of mismanagement in the NKA case, whose immunity will be decided the day after tomorrow. They see this as yet another event proving that a “new communist tyranny” is being built.

According to the Fidesz Presidency, a politically motivated case is underway against Balázs Hankó, whose immunity will be discussed by parliament on Monday. The ruling party announced ...

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Origo broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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