The president of the parliament hopes that Romania will see allies and not enemies in ethnic Hungarians.
After Serbia, Romania can also realise that Transylvanian Hungarians are not sources of danger, but reserves, that Hungary is not an enemy, but an ally in the same community of values and interests, speaker of the parliament, Laszla Kover said in Marosvasarhely (Targu Mures). He reminded that the Hungarian community in the city is half as big as it was in 1990, and this is a fault of the anti-Hungarian sentiment of the Romanian governments and also of the bad performance of Hungarian nation politics.
