For the First Time in 16 Years, the Fidesz Party Must Discuss in Kötcse What Opposition Means
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After the election defeat and the vacation, Viktor Orbán returned to Kötcse, where he was expected to say what Fidesz should do. Meanwhile, it is also unclear whether the party can be renewed with him, and who is now the leader of the opposition. We sought answers to these questions in Kötcse.
János Lázár will have a different program and will not be going, while János Pócs would have brought his friends, but he was told that the house would be full, so he will come alone. Péter Takács expects diversity from this year's Kötcse picnic, where Viktor Orbán is promised to provide guidance for opposition politics.
Viktor Orbán is attending the Kötcse picnic as opposition leader for the first time after 16 years in power. Analysts say serious changes could be coming to Fidesz.
Fidesz representatives and supporters met in Kötcse on Saturday, where Viktor Orbán, who has returned from his vacation to the thick of domestic politics, will outline the strategic direction of the former ruling party, which has been in opposition after sixteen years with the press excluded. Politicians, analysts and opinion leaders did not leave it unspoken that the party leader would continue to control the opposition side.
It will be closed-door because, according to the organizers, politics has changed in recent years, everything happens in public, so "there is a need for moments when they can pay more attention to each other."
The Kötcse meeting is being held today, where Viktor Orbán, the chairman of Fidesz, will give a speech.
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