Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok vows to resist the new government's efforts to force him from office, accusing Prime Minister Péter Magyar of plotting a power grab. Magyar, who won a landslide victory, aims to remove Orbán-era appointees, including Sulyok, whom he blames for enabling cronyism. Sulyok argues Magyar is abusing his majority and seeks to protect democratic norms.
El primer ministro húngaro, Péter Magyar, busca reformar la Constitución para destituir al presidente Tamás Sulyok, a quien acusa de ser una "marioneta de Orbán" y de no defender el Estado de derecho. Sulyok se niega a dimitir, argumentando que cumple la Constitución vigente.
Hungarian PM Péter Magyar threatened to amend the constitution to remove President Tamás Sulyok, who refused to resign. This move could spark a constitutional crisis and complicate EU funding talks.
Der neue ungarische Ministerpräsident Péter Magyar will Staatspräsident Tamás Sulyok per Verfassungsänderung aus dem Amt entfernen. Magyar fordert Sulyoks Rücktritt, da dieser die "Einheit der Nation" nicht verkörpere. Sulyok lehnt einen Rücktritt ab.
