Victor Urban, the prime minister of Hungary, said on Sunday that “the war is on our doors, the financial crisis and the economic slowdown in the European Union, and the invasion of immigration in the south. We have to face” a number of issues, but emphasised that “his strong and united government” will get through the difficulty.
“We must not be worn because of those targeting Hungary, hiding in the shadow somewhere in the monitoring towers in Brussels,” Urban said in a speech in the west of the country on the occasion of the National Day that commemorates the Hungary Intifada against the Soviet Union in 1956.
Hungary has been keen to maintain good relations with the Kremlin since the start of the Ukrainian conflict since it depends heavily on Russian fuel shipments.
She also rejected Kev’s request for military support while denouncing the Brussels plan.
Victor Urban did not collect his supporters in Budapest on October 23, unlike recent years, while teachers and students called for a major demonstration there.
After years of calling for an increase in wages without result, the Hungarian teachers who receive between 170 thousand Fortune (410 euros) and 396 thousand Fortten (950 euros) per month, stressed their accent, expressing their anger over the issuance of a decree in February that greatly restricts the strike.
Tens of thousands of them have taken to the streets since the start of the academic year.
Hungary’s Prime Minister: Despite the financial crisis in the EU and the approaching conflict, our government will prevail.
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