Orban supports Nawrocki. “This is not Europe we were promised”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban supported Karol Nawrocki, who is running in the presidential election in Poland. Nawrocki, supported by PiS, will face the second round of elections with the candidate Ko Rafał Trzaskowski on Sunday.

“Long live Nawrocki!” – said on Thursday, quoted by the Reuters agency, Orban during the CPAC conference in Budapest, supporting a candidate supported by PiS, who in the second round will face Rafał Trzaskowski, supported by the parties of the ruling coalition.

Orban's government is in a sharp conflict with Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his environment. In December last year Budapest gave asylum to Marcin Romanowski, PiS politician and former deputy minister of justice, on whom there is allegations on the functioning of the Justice Fund.

US President Donald Trump, who called Orban, called the “great man” in Budapest's participants in Budapest. The Hungarian Prime Minister, in turn, assessed that Trump's re -election “changed the world”, and presented a conservative return plan in the EU.

“This is not a Europe that we were promised. Brussels stole our future. Mass migration destroyed public safety, green dogmas destroyed prosperity, and globalist governments fail us. It is time to take Brussels!” Orban turned to the present.

CPAC is an annual conference taking place in the USA, in which conservative activists from all over the country have been taking part in the 1970s. In recent years, she has been dominated by Trump's supporters. Meetings also take place in other countries, including – for the fourth time – in the Hungarian capital.

On Tuesday, CPAC was also held for the first time in Poland – in Jasionka near Rzeszów. He took part in it, among others President Andrzej Duda. (PAP)

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