Márton Tompos
Márton Tompos is a Hungarian politician and the president of the Momentum Movement, a political party known for its progressive stance and advocacy for transparency in governance. He gained prominence for leading the NOlimpia 2.0 campaign, which seeks to empower citizens to have a say in whether Hungary should host the Olympic Games. Tompos has been vocal about the economic implications of such large-scale events, arguing that public consultation is essential before any decision is made. His recent efforts to challenge government decisions regarding Olympic bids reflect his commitment to participatory democracy in Hungary.
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Slovakia:
Márton Tompos is the chairman of the Momentum movement and spoke at the demonstration against government proposals limiting civil liberties.
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United Kingdom:
Tompos, the chair of the opposition Momentum party, condemned the proposal as a threat to independent media and NGOs.
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Hungary:
Márton Tompos is the president of the Momentum party who highlighted the difficult situation of the local LGBTQ community.
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Hungary:
Márton Tompos was present at the protest, likely preparing for a potential bridge blockade.
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Hungary:
A Momentum elnöke, Tompos Márton hasonlóan reagált: 'Miközben a két nagy párt egymást vádolja ukránpártisággal, addig a Momentum büszkén kiáll Ukrajna EU-csatlakozása mellett, mert ez a magyar érdek.'
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Hungary:
Márton Tompos is the president of the Momentum party who reacted to the police actions against protesters.
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Hungary:
Márton Tompos is the president of the Momentum party who organized a demonstration for freedom of assembly.
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Hungary:
Márton Tompos, the president of Momentum, invited various parties to join the protest against the proposed law.
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Hungary:
Márton Tompos, the president of Momentum, submitted a referendum question regarding the Olympic bid without consulting the people.
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