Viktor Orban’s Nationwide Tour: Kaposvar and Eger Stand Up for Peace, Next Stop Dunaujvaros

The Hungarian prime minister’s nationwide tour has been a major success, with its next stop set for Dunaujvaros. Viktor Orban visited Kaposvar on Monday and Eger on Tuesday, where large crowds welcomed him. In his speeches, the prime minister outlined what is at stake in the election and made it clear that the ruling parties will win on April 12.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the Eger stop of his nationwide tour (Photo: MTI/PM's General Department of Communication/Zoltan Fischer)

The prime minister also reviewed the achievements of the past decade and a half, noting that a tax system had been introduced requiring large multinational companies to contribute part of their excess profits to the Hungarian budget. Over the past 15 years, he said, 15 trillion forints have been taken from large international companies and given to Hungarian families, pensioners, and workers.

International big capital is preparing to win the election and take back the money we gave to the Hungarian people,

he said.

He also stressed that Hungary will not allow itself to be cut off from cheap Russian oil imported by Mol in order to bring in more expensive fuel from Shell.

We will not hand over our major national companies to Western corporations. No matter how hard the Tisza Party fights for this,

he added.

 

Next Stops on the Tour

Following Dunaujvaros, the prime minister will visit three more cities this week as part of his tour:

1. March 20 at 6:00 p.m. — Szentendre, Main Square
2. March 21 at 4:00 p.m. — Miskolc, Szent Istvan Square
3. March 22 at 4:00 p.m. — Hodmezovasarhely, Ferenc Bessenyei Cultural Center

Cover photo: Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the Eger stop of his nationwide tour (Photo: MTI/PM's General Department of Communication/Zoltan Fischer)