Zoltán Pakusza
Zoltán Pakusza is a notable Hungarian politician and the deputy leader of the political party Mi Hazánk. He is known for his outspoken views on democracy and regional governance in Hungary. Recently, he criticized the government's move to abolish county assemblies, arguing that it undermines democratic processes and continues the centralization efforts initiated by the ruling Fidesz party. Pakusza's remarks emphasize the historical significance of county assemblies in Hungary, dating back to the 13th century, and advocate for the restoration of their powers to enhance local governance.
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Zoltán Pakusza is a newly re-elected vice president.
Index - Belföld - Elnököt választott a Mi Hazánk, két új alelnök is bekerült a párt vezetésébe
Hungary· 2026-09-26
Zoltán Pakusza criticized Péter Magyar for continuing the centralizing efforts of Fidesz.
Index - Belföld - A Mi Hazánk szerint a Fidesz levágta a demokrácia egyik kezét, a Tisza pedig a fejét is levágnáHungary· 2026-09-18
Zoltán Pakusza, the deputy leader of Mi Hazánk, expressed his opinion on the recent violent incidents in Szolnok county.
Index - Belföld - A diszkóban történt tömegverekedés után újabb durva eset volt Szolnok vármegyébenHungary· 2025-08-07