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Hungary's parliament voted to remove President Tamás Sulyok after his party lost power. The new ruling Tisza party used its two-thirds majority to pass a constitutional amendment. Fidesz, the opposition party, walked out of the vote, accusing Tisza of building a tyranny.
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