Péter Magyar dijadwalkan dilantik sebagai perdana menteri baru Hungaria

Menyusul kemenangan telak partainya dalam pemilihan umum 12 April, Péter Magyar dijadwalkan untuk menjabat sebagai perdana menteri Hungaria pada 9 Mei.

Magyar, yang memisahkan diri dari partai Fidesz pimpinan Viktor Orbán pada Februari 2024, memimpin Partai Tisza meraih 53 persen suara dan 141 dari 199 kursi parlemen. Supermayoritas ini memungkinkan dilakukannya perubahan konstitusi. Perayaan publik besar-besaran direncanakan akan berlangsung di Kossuth Square, Budapest, untuk menandai pelantikan sekaligus masuknya partai tersebut ke parlemen.

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