Viktor Orbán: A political vendetta is being waged against me
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Viktor Orbán, president of Fidesz, attended the first national camp of the Digital Civic Circles (DPK) in Lakitelek on Sunday. At the event, the Prime Minister expressed his views on the current political situation and the criticisms directed at the government.
In his speech, the head of government emphasized that he does not consider the accusations made against him and his cabinet to be based on professional grounds. According to Viktor Orbán, his political opponents are not examining the government's performance, but are instead carrying out a deliberate attack against him personally.
The Prime Minister stated that current events can be seen as a kind of "political vendetta," of which he himself is the primary target. He highlighted that, in his view, these attacks represent a disregard for the will of Hungarian voters and are aimed at shaking the stability of the government.
The meeting of the Digital Civic Circles provided an opportunity for pro-government supporters and politicians to discuss future plans directly. Based on what was said at the event, Fidesz's goal remains community building and a more active presence in the online space to reach voters.
Concluding the event, the Prime Minister asked his supporters to remain united even during this difficult political period. The meeting in Lakitelek highlighted that the governing party will continue to place great emphasis on direct communication and mobilizing its voter base in the future.
Sources: Hungary Today
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