"The closer he gets to the elections in Hungary, the more he should step up his efforts to find a fresh country where he hides," said Peter Magyar. The leader of the Hungarian TISZA organization who competes with Fidesz Viktor Orban believes that helping Romanowski is crazy. "This is not the intent of asylum," he added.
Peter Magyar, organization leader TISSA, in an interview with "Gazeta Wyborcza" criticized Hungary's decision to grant asylum to Marcin Romanowski. He stated that this was a serious abuse and violation of global treaties which apply to both Poland and Hungary.
Hungary. No more aid for Marcin Romanowski?
- I'm sorry. It is crazy that 1 EU associate State gives asylum to another EU national who is wanted for criminal charges. This is not the intent of granting asylum," Peter Magyar said.
Magyar besides said that Romanowski's situation may change if Viktor Orban's organization loses in the upcoming parliamentary elections. "If I were to give him any advice, the closer he gets to the elections in Hungary, the more he should step up his efforts to find a fresh country where he hides. We are bound by global treaties, which are very clear - he added.
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Marcin Romanowski has been in Hungary since December last year. He left there after one more time proceeding allegations of 11 crimes including participation in an organized crime group and setting contests for money from the Justice Fund. The erstwhile Deputy Minister of Justice lost his parliamentary immunity.
Romanowski's journey to Hungary
In early December 2024, the court decided to three-month detention to politics. Since the service could not find him, a BOLO was issued for him, and later besides a European Arrest Warrant. It turned out that Romanowski obtained political asylum in Hungary. Romanowski and PiS politicians believe that the investigation into the Justice Fund is "political revenge utilizing the prosecutor's office".
In early April, the prosecution released European Investigation Order To Romanowski. Interpol did not take into account the request of the Polish side and did not agree to include it on the list pursued by the organisation with a red note.
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There's no telling what happens to Romanowski if he wins TISZA. fresh polls show that he has an expanding chance of winning the parliamentary elections to be held in 2026.
TISSA enjoys the advantage already 15 percent points Over the ruling Fidesz. The desire to vote for Peter Magyar's group expressed 51% of voters, with 36% supporting the organization of Prime Minister Viktor Orban - according to a poll by Median. The survey showed that the formation led by Magyar is peculiarly popular among young people, gaining a vote of 58 percent surveyed under 40. Most people over 50 inactive support Fidesh.
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