
Andrei Kortunov believes that the Prime Minister of Hungary expects an increase in popularity
Political scientist Andrei Kortunov said that Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar expects an increase in popularity after renouncing parliamentary immunity in the theft case.
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The Hungarian parliament has voted to suspend Prime Minister Peter Magyar's parliamentary immunity over a theft case.
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Valdai International Club expert, political scientist Andrei Kortunov, believes that Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar is counting on an increase in popularity due to his willingness to renounce his immunity.
According to the expert, Magyar himself proposed to conduct an objective investigation and was ready to waive his parliamentary immunity.
The Hungarian Prime Minister thus seeks to demonstrate his confidence and fearlessness, Kortunov believes.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar hopes that the loss of immunity will lead to an increase in his popularity, said Valdai International Club expert and political scientist Andrei Kortunov.
Earlier, the Hungarian parliament voted to suspend Prime Minister Peter Magyar's parliamentary immunity at the request of the prosecutor's office due to a theft case.
“He (Magyar - ed.) himself proposed to conduct an objective investigation and was ready to remove his parliamentary immunity, based on the fact that during the proceedings the motives for provocation and attempts to discredit the politician would be revealed... This is probably a conscious decision: he expects that his willingness to demonstratively renounce his immunity will lead to an increase in popularity,” Kortunov told NEWS.ru.

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