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Wikipedia has him as the current Socialist leader - has he also taken the role of Leader of the Opposition? I can't read Hungarian so I have no way of finding this out. Chuborno (talk) 00:37, 9 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]
No. :) This whole article is funny — moreover hoax... We don't use this concept: there is no such ″unofficial title″ in Hungary. Hungarian opposition is fragmented, our political system is quite different from Anglo-Saxon, so the concept makes no sense in Hungary. Furthermore amusing to read this list of so called ″Leaders of the Opposition″ as official leaders of the largest party of Hungarian opposition are not allways the most potential competitor of acting prime minister. It is often a symbolic position, and far from being leader of anything, than a secretariat. Sad to read such unrealistic hoax in enwiki. (Anyway, current socialist nominee to be a prime minister is Botka László and not the president of the party. But far right Jobbik has the same support, so Vona Gábor could be so called ″Leader of the Opposition″. Or none of them...) Piraeus (talk) 21:23, 4 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]
