Politics and economy must join together and economic recovery should be based on Hungarian companies, said Viktor Orbán at the year-opening session of the Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry. »

In his traditional state of the nation speech Fidesz Chairman Viktor Orbán stressed the importance of national causes such as job creation, family values, a better healthcare system, improving public safety and a fight against extremist views - the policy of “common sense”. »

The European People’s Party re-elected Viktor Orbán as its vice-chairman at its Statutory Congress in Bonn. »

Fidesz celebrated the 53rd anniversary of the 1956 revolution in Nagytétény, where a newly rebuilt national flag destroyed in 1948 was consecrated on 23 October. Viktor Orbán said that the flag symbolized the beginning of a struggle to change the fate of Hungary. »

Fidesz chairman Viktor Orbán urged the cabinet to withdraw the draft 2010 budget and not stand in the way of change as he addressed the Fidesz national rally to launch the autumn political season. »

The 23rd congress of Fidesz on June 13th reelected Viktor Orbán as chairman of the party and adopted a resolution of the party’s fundamental values. »

We want to prove that with us Hungary is capable of achieving more and can do better – said Fidesz chairman Viktor Orbán presenting the party’s EP election platform. »

Viktor Orbán said we had enough of the Gyurcsány-Bajnai age, enough of the economic and political cons and the MSZP, launching Fidesz’s campaign for the June 7 European parliamentary elections. »

Despite heavy rainfall, tens of thousands were present at the traditional March 15h rally of Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union in the Royal Castle district of Buda where party-chairman Viktor Orbán delivered his speech. The former prime minister of Hungary spoke of the change taking place all over the world and criticized the incumbent socialist government for going against the achievements of the democratic transition in 1989, labeling Hungary’s past seven years as “a socialist attempt to restore the ancient regime”. »

The chairman of Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union Viktor Orbán delivered his traditional state of the nation speech on 6th March. Hungary’s former prime minister criticised Hungary’s incumbent socialist minority government, labelling them “men of hopelessness” and their crisis-management policies insufficient to help the economy recover. »