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Orbán rallies “Stop Tyranny” protest; government vows constitutional reforms.

7/10/2026

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Former prime minister Viktor Orbán promoted the "Stop Tyranny" protest, which gathered several thousand demonstrators at Budapest’s Sándor Palace to oppose President Tamás Sulyok’s removal.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar said a constitutional amendment will end Sulyok’s term, set parliamentary term limits, reform the judiciary and create an anti-corruption authority.
Orbán called the removal an assault on the rule of law and a step toward dictatorship.

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Former prime minister Viktor Orbán promoted the "Stop Tyranny" protest, which gathered several thousand demonstrators at Budapest’s Sándor Palace to oppose President Tamás Sulyok’s removal.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar said a constitutional amendment will end Sulyok’s term, set parliamentary term limits, reform the judiciary and create an anti-corruption authority.
Orbán called the removal an assault on the rule of law and a step toward dictatorship.