Henrik Havas, a colourful media personality, television host and author, is writing a book on Mr. Havas mostly uses a somewhat tabloid writing style and has published on a very diverse range of topics, from sex and pornography, to the stories of convicted murders and their crimes to the refugee camp in Traiskirchen, Austria, which once housed thousands of Hungarian refugees. Havas seems to be keenly aware of what sells and how to make his books palatable to broad audiences.
Vona, to be published on the threshold of the spring election campaign and certain to generate media attention on television shows, is a much more effective way to reach the average voter than giving an interview to a more serious Budapest-based political publication, read by a fairly small group.
Based on Mr. Vona, by shedding light on his personal life, personal challenges and possibly even indiscretions. They both hold an orange in their hand, the symbol of Fidesz. Photo: Facebook. Vona announced Mr. In this interview, journalist Mariann Katona asked Mr. When asked whether he expected to receive votes from openly gay voters, Mr.
Vona answered:. I believe that even in the past, Jobbik had homosexual supporters. Only this summer, Mr. Vona still expressed his opposition to the Budapest Pride march. By this autumn, he had moderated his position. The implication is that for the first time, the leader of Jobbik accepts, though perhaps with some reticence, the right to hold a Pride parade in Budapest.
The party chairman responded:. The new parties feel that this is what is needed. I admit that it is very difficult to ask someone who was crippled by fascism or communism to move on. But I would suggest to Hungarian society that we try to look to the future. However, holding him to account is not the job of the government, but rather the duty of the appropriate authorities.
