Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán launched harsh attacks on the EU ahead of a crucial vote in the European Parliament
Emese Grancsa
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On Wednesday, in a post accompanied by a picture of Ursula von der Leyen symbolically leaving a red frame, Orbán wrote: 'Time to go.' The attack comes ahead of Thursday's vote in the European Parliament on whether to keep von der Leyen as head of the EU executive amid rising tensions over its leadership. The no-confidence vote comes in the wake of frustration over von der Leyen's unspoken communications with the CEO of vaccine maker Pfizer during the pandemic.
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‘Time to go,’ Orbán tells von der Leyen on eve of confidence vote
„E timpul să pleci”. Viktor Orban își intensifică retorica împotriva Ursulei von der Leyen, înaintea moțiunii de cenzură
Viktor Orban, mesaj pentru Ursula von der Leyen: "E timpul să pleci". Ce şanse are moţiunea la votul de joi
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