Hungarian president resists Magyar's calls to quit, news site reports - Reuters
Hungarian president resists Magyar's calls to quit, news site reports Reuters
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"There is currently no legal reason or constitutional justification that could justify my resignation."
— Tamas Sulyok , Politician
"You must leave! And you will leave."
— Peter Magyar , Politician
"There is currently no legal reason or constitutional justification that could justify my resignation."
— Tamas Sulyok , Politician
"You must leave! And you will leave."
— Peter Magyar , Politician
"I have sworn an oath of loyalty to the Fundamental Law and to the protection of the constitutional order, and that oath binds me both to the current majority and to the minority, and to the entire political nation."
— Tamás Sulyok , Politician
"As long as the performance of my duties does not become impossible, I intend to fulfil the responsibilities entrusted to me."
— Tamás Sulyok , Politician
"I swore an oath to the Fundamental Law and to the protection of the constitutional order, and this oath binds me equally to the current majority, the minority, and the entire political nation."
— Tamás Sulyok , Politician
"The categories of unfitness and unworthiness are not contained in the Hungarian constitution."
— Tamás Sulyok , Politician
"What happened now was a change of government."
— Tamás Sulyok , Politician
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The president of Hungary facing calls to resign.
Prime Minister of Hungary.
Péter Magyar is the newly elected prime minister of Hungary.
President of Hungary.
Tamás Sulyok is the President of Hungary.
Prime Minister of Hungary.
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Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has resisted calls from new Prime Minister Péter Magyar to resign, stating there is no legal or constitutional basis for his resignation.
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has rejected Prime Minister Péter Magyar's demand for his resignation, stating there is no legal or constitutional basis for it.
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok resisted calls from new Prime Minister Péter Magyar to resign, stating there was no justification for his resignation.
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has rejected demands by Prime Minister Péter Magyar that he step down before the end of May, saying there are no legal grounds or constitutional reasons that could justify his resignation.
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok resisted calls from new Prime Minister Péter Magyar to quit, stating there was no justification for his resignation.
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