According to Fidesz group leader Gergely Gulyas, ethnic Hungarians must be guaranteed the right to have a say in vital issues affecting the nation.
In an interview with Transylvanian newspaper Kronika, Gergely Gulyas reminded that the Fidesz-led government passed Hungary’s new constitution in 2011, it was guided by the premise that “the Hungarian nation is unified”.
“And if the Hungarian nation is unified, there are only Hungarian issues; there are no issues that concern just ethnic Hungarians or just Hungarians in Hungary,” he said.
Gulyas said the 2.825 million votes received by the ruling parties, including the more than 200,000 votes cast by ethnic Hungarians, were a significant boost to the government’s mandate and its policy for Hungarians living beyond the border, MTI reports.
