The politician stressed that
Minister Gergely Gulyas, head of the Prime Minister's Office, also underlined at the weekly Government Info press conference that Hungary will never cross these red lines: we will not cave regarding the Child Protection Act nor on Hungary's rejection of illegal migration.
In response to Hir TV host Vilmos Velkovics noting that Wednesday's parliamentary debate in Strasbourg had degenerated into accusations of Nazism, the Fidesz politician said that
the extreme charges by Finnish MEP Petri Sarvamaa cannot go without consequences.
"What the candidate for the European Court of Auditors said is a blatant lie. He has engaged in an ugly, unacceptable smear campaign that cannot be left without response. He has denigrated the Fidesz party and the entire Hungarian government as Nazis, and, as this is a democratically elected government, he has also denigrated a large part of Hungarian citizens," he noted. The European Parliamentary Fidesz Group has written to the heads of the European Parliament and the European Court of Auditors, about Petri Sarvamaa's political and public activity which raise ethical concerns.




















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