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The MSZP could find itself in a serious legitimacy crisis after next week’s renewal congress, as the disbanded Pest County delegates go to court because they consider the ethics committee’s decision to be illegal. In the event that the court subsequently declares the dissolution of the Pest County organization illegal, the decisions of Congress, that is, the election of the two co-presidents and the presidency, may also be invalid. Origo knows that the dissolution of the Pest county organization at all costs was important for the party leadership led by Bertalan Tóth, as the vast majority supported Attila Mesterházy. It is clear that the MSZP has embarked on the path of small-scale agriculture by trying to resolve internal ethical disputes in court.
The case of the dissolution of the MSZP in Pest County will certainly continue in court, Origo learned. And the consequence of all this may be that the outcome of next weekend’s Socialist Renewal Congress may later be destroyed by the court, so any decision by the leadership to be elected will be illegitimate. All this could also affect inter-party agreements on the 2022 parliamentary elections.
Steps reminiscent of Torgyan times
The fact that the party’s internal ethics cases continue in court clearly shows that the MSZP has embarked on the path of the now-dissolved FKGP, MDF and SZDSZ. The final disintegration of the last three parties was also accelerated when internal disputes could not be resolved and, as it were, an external party had to do justice.
According to our socialist sources, there was a clear internal distortion of power behind the dissolution of the county of Pest. Attila Mesterházy had a very strong position in the county, requesting one of the party’s co-chairs. That is why the party leadership led by Bertalan Tóth tried to seize all legal means so that the county could somehow be ignored. The county organizations were disbanded without hearing the arguments of those against whom they retaliated. And in a democratic party, it is quite a strange procedure that the other party has no possibility of being heard. our source said.
The procedure was interrupted in three days.
The ethics committee chaired by Tamás Harangozó decided to dissolve the Pest County organization in three days, and also included a weekend. All of this is interesting because, according to our information, Bertalan Tóth, István Hiller, Ágnes Kunhalmi, Zsolt Molnár and Tamás Harangozó are the representatives who have already agreed with the Democratic Coalition that they will obtain a secure entry on the 2022 electoral list. On Monday, Zsolt Molnár put it this way on the ATV There has been a problem with various organizations in Pest County for years, but if that is the case, it is incomprehensible why they intervened a few weeks before the congress.
According to our socialist sources, the aim of the political action against Pest County was to increase the chances of Bertalan Tóth and her circle in the renewal congress. The big question is whether the process, which is difficult to call democratic, will not have a counterproductive effect, and may even be decisive for the final result of the congress, said our source.
Violation of statute
As previously reported, the MSZP dissolved the Pest County organization. Zoltán Fekete said that he had not yet received the official notification of the matter, but his local party colleagues did, so he learned what happened from them. According to the politician Bertalan Tóth, the president of the MSZP, repeatedly violates the statutes to maintain his position and keep the regional organizations supporting Attila Mesterházy out of the new office.
Bertalan Tóth wants to do a unilateral renewal of office, since the majority of the county of Pest would support Attila Mesterházy, so she chose this path and tries to prevent us from participating in the congress with all kinds of power decisions. We have just received this news, obviously we will sit down, talk and try to fight the truth by all legal means. Zoltán Fekete told Hír TV.
Cleaning
It was in July that the national presidency suspended it István Dobák is a member of the Csepel presidency and Zoltán Fekete is a member of the Pest county party. The drums reached this destination due to a lost debate. How he lost the municipal elections, he wrote a post on Facebook titled The Democratic Left in Csepel. Zoltán Fekete’s membership was suspended because he allegedly made a secret audio recording of a conciliation meeting within the party without the knowledge and consent of the parties involved.
In February last year, Zoltán Fekete accused the current and former party leader of covering up economic abuses in a letter addressed to members of the MSZP, but made public. The MSZP presidency also decided to dissolve the party’s Marcali organization, because according to the national ethics and conciliation committee, it is permanently operating in violation of the statutes.
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