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Hungary elects new president - former Supreme Court chief justice András Bákó András Bákó has become the new president of Hungary, Hungarian media reported. "The Hungarian parliament on Tuesday elected 73-year-old lawyer and former Supreme Court chief justice András Bákó as the country's new president," the publications said.<br/...

András Baka elected new president of Hungary Former head of the Supreme Court of Hungary András Baka has been elected the new president of Hungary, with 140 members of parliament voting in favor of his candidacy. The Hungarian Parliament elected 73-year-old András Baka as the country's new president, with 140 members of parliament voting in his favor. Baka previously headed the Supreme Court of Hungary and will take office on August 19.

Congratulations, Dr. András Baka, on your election as President of Hungary. Romania and Hungary now have a valuable opportunity to further strengthen our cooperation. I look forward to working with you, for the benefit of our citizens, to deepen our political, economic and European cooperation.

Orban critic becomes new president of Hungary The Hungarian parliament has elected former Supreme Court judge András Bák as the country's new president. His appointment was part of Prime Minister Péter Magyar's policy of dismantling Viktor Orbán's political legacy. Read only the gist from RBC-Ukraine on Google.

Hungary's parliament has elected former Supreme Court chief justice Andras Bac as the country's new president. His candidacy was supported by the ruling Tisza party, while deputies from Viktor Orban's opposition Fidesz party did not participate in the vote, Reuters reports. After taking the oath, Bac sharply criticized the system of government formed during Orban's time, and also called for not turning the change of power into political revenge. Bac's election has a symbolic overtone: the parliament elected him as chief justice of the Supreme Court in 2009, but his powers were terminated early - then Orban's government reorganized the judicial system, replacing the Supreme Court with the Curia. The European Court of Human Rights later found that Hungary violated Baka's rights in removing him. Recall that in April, Prime Minister Péter Magyar's party won parliamentary elections, ending Orbán's 16-year rule. The new government promised to restore democratic institutions and change the system formed by the previous government. The previous president, Tamás Sulók, resigned after the adoption of constitutional changes. Baka will serve as president until the new constitution comes into force, but for no longer than five years. Add News.LIVE as a reliable news source on Google

The Hungarian Parliament elected András Baku as the new President of the Republic of Hungary in a secret ballot, the Nepszava newspaper reports. 140 members of parliament voted in favor of his candidacy, six voted against, and there were no abstentions. RBK Channel on Max RBK app for iOS and Android

The Hungarian Parliament has elected former Supreme Court President András Baka as president. He will take office on August 19, the Nepszava newspaper reports. On August 8, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced that András Baka had agreed to run for president on behalf of the ruling Tisza party. Max | Telegram | Newsletter | iOS App | Android

URGENTLY The Hungarian Parliament has elected Andras Baku as the country's president.

The Hungarian Parliament elected András Bacá, the former Chief Justice of the country, as the new President of Hungary.

The Hungarian parliament elects former Supreme Court President András Baca as president of the country.

Today at 2:00 p.m., the National Assembly will elect Dr András Baka as President of Hungary. • • After many years, Hungary will once again have a true head of state.