Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán Viktor Orbán mentioned possible surprise successors from the Fidesz party, including Varga Judit and Áder János János, at the MCC Feszt festival.
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At the MCC Feszt festival in Esztergom, Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán Viktor Orbán broached the subject of succession in his Fidesz party, mentioning surprise names such as Varga Judit, former justice minister, and Áder János, former president of Hungary. Orbán offered an insight into internal leadership mechanisms, suggesting that the party has viable options for the future.
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