According to almost 90 percent of Hungarians of voting age, the formation of the left-wing shadow government of the Democratic Coalition (DK) under the leadership of Klára Dobrev does not serve the country's interests, the Center for Fundamental Rights told MTI on Friday, referring to a public opinion poll conducted by telephone between October 10 and 12. -with.

According to the statement, the Hungarian left, which suffered a two-thirds defeat in the fourth election in a row, was in a state of "dead end", and from this defeated situation, party leader Ferenc Gyurcsány and his wife, Klára Dobrev, tried to give the DK an advantage when they decided to set up a pro-sanctions shadow government.

The establishment of a "cabinet" that does not have democratic legitimacy, but was created from members "tried" in the failed left-wing politics before 2010, was necessary because of the presentation of an "opposition alternative", at least according to the Gyurcsánys, they said.

However, "the rejection of the left-liberal alternative is faithfully reflected" by the fact that, according to 89 percent of the respondents, the formation of the shadow government does not serve the interests of Hungary, and only 10 percent identified the DK's political action as a step in the country's interest, they wrote.

"All this is clear feedback for Klára Dobrev and the members of her shadow government, because in the light of the data, the Democratic Coalition, which celebrated its 11th birthday last week, gave the shadow cabinet to the left at most."

It is believed that its creation serves the sole purpose of expressing with this symbolic gesture: even if they do not have control over the country, they will take over complete control from the left, they added.

In this context, a larger part of the respondents, 30 percent, said that the shadow government is in the interests of the opposition, while almost 70 percent were of the opinion that this step does not even serve the interests of the opposition, the statement of the Center for Fundamental Rights states.

MTI

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