Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar threatened to remove President…

Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar threatened to remove President Shuiqiu from power and warned of impeachment if he refuses to voluntarily resign.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Madar threatened President Tamás Sulyok with removal from office if he refuses to resign voluntarily.
The threat is linked to a constitutional amendment scheduled for parliamentary vote on July 13, which would effectively remove Sulyok from his position.
President Sulyok has refused to leave his post voluntarily and called the government's initiative unconstitutional.
Sulyok has sought legal evaluation of the situation from the Venice Commission.

The constitutional amendment is scheduled for a vote in parliament on July 13, and if passed, Sulyok will have five days to sign it before being removed. The ruling party 'Tisza' holds two-thirds of the parliamentary majority. — vesti
The opposition party Fidesz, led by Viktor Orban, supports Sulyok and previously held a large protest in Budapest against the prime minister's actions. — vesti
Madar accused Sulyok of failing to fulfill his duties as head of state and not preventing alleged misconduct by Orban’s previous government. — tg_tass_agency