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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.

The National Assembly of Hungary voted to elect 73-year-old lawyer and former Supreme Court chief justice András Bák as the new president of the republic subscribe

Hungarian Parliament Elected Former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court as President On Tuesday, the Hungarian Parliament elected András Baca, the former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, as the new President of Hungary. isna.ir/xdWSnt @isna94

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

The Hungarian Parliament has officially elected Andras Baka, the former chairman of the country's Supreme Court, as the country's president, according to a broadcast of the meeting on the parliament's website. Subscribe to Kommersant in MAX | in Telegram [in reply to: Former Chairman of the Supreme Court of Hungary Andras Baka has accepted the Tisza party's offer to become the president of the republic. This was announced by Prime Minister Peter Magyar. The official election ceremony will take place on August 11 at a meeting of the National Assembly. A two-thirds vote of parliament members is required to approve Andras Baka's candidacy. The Tisza faction has 141 seats out of 199. After taking office in May, Peter Magyar accused former Hungarian President Tamás Szujok of ignoring the abuses of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and called on him to resign. Mr. Magyar initiated a constitutional amendment that would allow the president to be removed from office. His term was set to expire in 2029. magyartisza Follow Kommersant on MAX | on Telegram]

Hungary parliament elects former supreme court head Andras Baka as president

Hungary parliament elects former supreme court head Andras Baka as president

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.

Hungarian lawmakers are expected to elect former supreme court chief Andras Baka, who was fired under ex-premier Viktor Orban, as the country's next head of state. •

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