"Conservele" ies din adormire şi trec la activitatea de bază

În Ungaria, de-acum fostul partid "extremist" ("pro-Rusia", alea-alea...) Jobbik a intrat oficial în frontul pro-globalist. Primul semn de întrebare mi-a apărut la votul negativ dat de Jobbik împotriva constituţiei conservatoare a FIDESZ din 2011 (la doar un an de la luarea puterii). De atunci Jobbik s-a diluat permanent, până la forma actuală de partid europeist mainstream. Aproape incredibil dar cine-a mai urmărit politica din Ungaria a văzut "fazele năpârlirii" din timp. Cam aceeaşi reţetă ca la Syriza din Grecia ("până-n alegeri cu Boboru', după - cu Troika"). Însă nici ungurii nu dorm - Jobbik e la un minim istoric, şi nu se opreşte acolo.

Jobbik (site):

“THE ELECTION OF MAY 26 WILL BE CRUCIAL”

Answering our question on the EU’s potential future, Mr Gyöngyösi said it was quite polarizing to ask whether the “United States of Europe” concept or the idea of stronger national states was the solution. In his view, what truly determines Europe’s future is how we respond to the questions raised about the European Union. “The questions we should ask are where the EU’s place is in the global economic race or how we could erase the social differences within Europe. Another relevant question is whether Brussels should address the migration problem at national or all-European levels.”

According to Momentum’s top candidate, only a strong and united Europe could stop the rise of populism. “We need an EU that can protect Europe from both the external and the internal challenges.” In conclusion, Ms Cseh emphasized the need for the EU monitoring how the member states utilized the funds and not allowing these monies to be used for financing anti-EU campaigns.

Visegrád Post:

Jobbik: A Brief History of a Political 180

Jobbik now openly demonstrates with Ferenc Gyurcsány’s liberal party, and has concluded its alliance with the liberal Left more broadly in an anti-Orbán common front.

Fidesz’s prophecy has thus been realized. For years (at least since 2016), Viktor Orbán, his party, and their supportive media had been predicting that the former radical nationalist party and the Hungarian Left have allied themselves in order to topple the government.