The “Quite One” Becomes FIDESZ Parliamentary Leader, as Orbán Calls for National Resistance
FIDESZ President and former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has introduced his choice to lead the parliamentary faction of the largest opposition party on Tuesday. As many have predicted, the young and measured János Bóka will now be FIDESZ&…
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