Softer LGBTQ Policy Expected
According to the analyst, it is also foreseeable that, based on Gabor Posfai’s earlier supportive statements on LGBTQ and immigration issues, changes can be expected in the operation of the Interior Ministry. Zoltan Kiszelly said these issues have been especially prominent in the world of multinational corporations in recent years, citing Coca-Cola’s 2019 “love is love” campaign as an example.
Whether this stems from conviction, business interests, or pressure to conform, the key point is that leaders coming from multinational companies were socialized in such an environment, so they may show greater openness toward these issues,
– he emphasized, adding that this is primarily characteristic of the Western world and is also linked to the fact that European institutions, including the Court of Justice of the European Union, have in several cases criticized Hungarian regulations for violating core EU values.
Based on all this, he believes Tisza can be expected to pursue a softer, more more flexible LMBTQ policy than the Orban governments. In his view, one of the main reasons is Brussels’ system of expectations, since this issue also appears among the conditions for access to EU funds. As he recalled, the Tisza Party’s messaging says it does not intend to confront Brussels in order to gain access to those funds, though less is said about the political price that may come with it. Citing Brussels, they could open the door to the gender lobby, he remarked.
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