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Hungary's government seeks to amend the constitution to remove the president, using a two-thirds majority to reshape the office created under Orbán's rule.
With a two-thirds parliamentary majority, Magyar argues reforms can align the executive branch with the new majority's will, justifying constitutional changes.
Magyar gave Sulyok a May 31 deadline to resign, directly challenging the president allied with Orbán and testing the bounds of constitutional norms.

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Péter Magyar vows to amend the constitution to remove President Tamás Sulyok after he refuses to step down.
Sulyok, installed in February 2024, says he will serve out his five-year term and has refused resignation.
The stand-off creates a constitutional clash between the new government and figures from the Orbán era.
EU funds could be affected as reforms push to unlock €16.4 billion for Hungary.
Magyar says the removal process should take around a month.
The president can refer laws to parliament or the constitutional court, potentially slowing reforms.
Orbán-era governance remains a backdrop to Hungary’s constitutional reform efforts.
Magyar’s party won a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly in April.
Sulyok’s actions included military appointments announced via Facebook.
The EU indicated reforms could unlock funding as Hungary seeks political and financial stabilization.

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