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- Tisza party lawmaker Márton Hajdu announced his party will move to remove top judges appointed by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, calling them “puppets” who cannot act independently of Orbán’s interests.
- He said plans target Constitutional Court president Sulyok and the Supreme Court president, though Sulyok resists using his limited powers.
- Hajdu noted the new government’s 53 percent vote gives it a parliamentary supermajority to amend the constitution and remove the judges.
