青年民主主义者联盟—匈牙利公民联盟
(重定向自青年民主者联盟)
青年民主主义者联盟-匈牙利公民联盟 Fidesz - Magyar Polgári Szövetség | |
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![]() 青年民主主义者联盟-匈牙利公民联盟标志 | |
主席 | 欧尔班·维克多 |
成立 | 1988年3月30日 |
总部 | 1088 Budapest, VIII. Szentkirályi Street 18. |
意識形態 | 民族保守主义[1] 社会保守主义[2] 欧洲怀疑主义[6] 反移民[7] 反共主义 右翼民粹主义[8] 基督教右翼[9] 基督教民主主义[9] 经济民族主义[10] 匈牙利民族主义[14] 大匈牙利主义[18] 不自由的民主[21] |
政治立場 | 现在: 右翼[22]至极右翼[38] 过去(2011年前): 中间偏右[39]至右翼[40][41] |
国内组织 | 青民盟-基民党 |
国际组织 | 自由党国际(1992年-2000年) 國際民主聯盟 中間派民主國際 |
官方色彩 | 橙色 |
國民議會 | 117 / 199
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歐洲議會 | 12 / 21
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州议会 | 245 / 419
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官方网站 | |
http://www.fidesz.hu/ | |
匈牙利政治 政党 · 选举 |
青年民主主义者联盟-匈牙利公民联盟[42](匈牙利語:Fidesz - Magyar Polgári Szövetség),簡稱青民盟(Fidesz),是匈牙利的一个右翼至极右翼的民族保守主義、右翼民粹主義政黨。
歷史
2010年的匈牙利议会選舉中获得总共386席中的227席,成為匈牙利第一大黨,連同盟友基督教民主人民黨,共取得263席,取得议会三分之二多數的議席。
1998至2002年,2010年至今,该党是匈牙利的執政黨。
2021年3月3日,青年民主主义者联盟-匈牙利公民联盟主席欧尔班致信欧洲人民党党团领袖韦伯,表示青年民主主义者联盟-匈牙利公民联盟欧洲议会议员退出欧洲人民党。
领袖
圖片 | 名稱 | 任職 | 離職 | 任期 | 備注 | |
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欧尔班·维克多 | 1993年4月18日 | 2000年1月29日 | 6年286天 | 總理:1998-2002 |
2 | 克韦尔·拉斯洛 | 2000年1月29日 | 2001年5月6日 | 1年97天 | ||
3 | 佐尔坦·波科尔尼 | 2001年5月6日 | 2002年7月3日 | 1年58天 | ||
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阿戴尔·亚诺什 | 2002年7月3日 | 2003年5月17日 | 318天 | |
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欧尔班·维克多 | 2003年5月17日 | 現任 | 21年85天 | 總理:2010- |
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