Hungarian President Signs Amendment That Removes Him from Office
Hungarian President Tamás Schuyok signed the 17th amendment to the Constitution, which stipulates the early termination of his powers. This amendment, initiated by the new government of the 'Tisa' party, was passed by Parliament earlier this week. Schuyok expressed concern about the implications of the changes, which undermine the president's role as a check and balance.
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Hungarian President Tamas Suyok signed an amendment to the Fundamental Law that prematurely terminates his authority.
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