“Against LGBT Propaganda and Mass Migration!”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the ultranationalist, won an absolute majority in last week’s parliamentary elections. Orb .n begins his fourth term after a twelve-year presidency of the country. During his rule, the EU pursued a harsh critical policy, repeatedly trying to impose economic sanctions on him. It was last this week. The European Commission has announced its intention to activate the conditionality mechanism for imposing sanctions on Budapest for violating the core values ​​of the European Union, so that it suspends the flow of European funds to ensure adequate management of the rule of law.

In recent years, Hungary has passed laws that violate the rights of the LGTBI community, ban the adoption of same-sex couples, and ban homosexuality in schools. But this is not the only group affected, Orban also brutally attacked immigrants and those who tried to help them. The European Commission has taken Hungary to an EU court for “criminalizing” refugee assistance.

The Hungarian Prime Minister thanked “friends from the United States, Italy, Austria and Spain” for their support in the election after his election victory. In “Friends,” he meant all the far-right parties that support the same proposals he has made in his country. Extremist parties have attracted attention from all over Europe.

In Spain, Vox quickly congratulated a party named after him after gaining an absolute majority. “We will continue to build a Europe of Nations and Freedoms in the face of a failed project by progressives and globalists,” they said on their party’s Twitter account.

In addition, Vox MEP Jorge Buxade, who was in Hungary during the elections and in the days before them, congratulated Orban and assured him that his victory “confirms the end of the federalist discourse”. “The future of Europe is the future of its nations and belongs to the patriots; “The past belonged to the globalists,” the politician said. However, no party member has commented on the election results.

The president of the French far-right national rally, Marine Le Pen, also congratulated the president. “I congratulate Victor Orban on his strong victory in the Hungarian parliamentary elections. When people vote, people win! ” – He posted a photo of the two leaders holding hands.

The league leader, the Italian far-right party, put much more emphasis on its message. Matteo Salvini congratulated the Hungarian leader on his victory, despite the fact that he was “alone against everyone, attacked by evil fanatics of unique thinking, threatened those who wanted to erase the Judeo-Christian roots of Europe, insulted those who wanted to destroy values. It is connected with the family. ”

The leader of the Chega party, Andre Ventura, who managed to position himself as the third far-right political force in the recent Portuguese elections, congratulated Orban on his victory in the election “despite attempts by the bureaucratic forces of Brussels and the boycott of the globalists.”

He also received congratulations from Geert Wilders, president of the Dutch Freedom Party, who was convicted in 2016 of inciting discrimination and insulting Moroccans.

Joining the list of parties and politicians who have congratulated Orban is Mark Bernhard, a member of the ultra-right party Alternative for Germany, a member of the executive council. Bernhard noted the victory of the Hungarian president on his Twitter account: “EU bureaucrats do not like it, but its people support it with a 2/3 majority. Because he makes politics in the interests of his own people! “Against LGBT propaganda and mass migration, against globalist arrogance and for the preservation of the Christian identity!”

Congratulations came from outside the EU as well. Russian President Vladimir Putin stressed that “despite the difficult international situation, the development of bilateral relations fully meets the interests of Russia and Hungary.” Orban and Putin have a good relationship because they share many of the conservative policies that both pursue in their own countries. Nevertheless, the Hungarian Prime Minister supports EU sanctions against Moscow, although he refuses to supply arms to Ukraine.

Orban also received congratulations from the President of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, who sent a letter to Hungary welcoming “the progress made in the face of the difficulties and challenges of these moments in human history.” Ortega was elected president for the fifth time last year. However, the election was not fair to the international community. Biden called them “pantomimes” and the Spanish executive explained that the election did not have “the minimum necessary democratic guarantees”.

As there were sounds of congratulations and joy, there was a sudden silence. Alice Weidel, Leader for Alternative Germany, does not comment. Neither the far-right Andrzej Duda, President of the Republic of Poland, nor Mateusz Morawieck, Prime Minister of the country, which belongs to the far-right Polish Law and Justice Party. Poland has cooled relations with Hungary. A few days ago, the meeting of the Ministers of Defense of the Visegrad Group countries (Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic and Hungary) was suspended because the Ministers of Poland and the Czech Republic canceled their presence due to Budapest’s weak position on the war in Ukraine.

The Czechs also wanted to distance themselves. Yana Chernochova, the country’s defense minister and a member of parliament for the right-wing Democratic Civic Party, explained on Twitter that she would not attend the meeting because she did not want to be part of the election campaign. Chernochova lamented that “cheap Russian oil was more important to Hungarian politicians than Ukrainian blood.”