Abascal and Ventura strengthen patriotic collaboration with the Hungarian government

Today, the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Péter Szijjártó, held important talks with leaders of patriotic parties. In his meeting, Szijjártó met with the leader of VOX, Santiago Abascal, and with André Ventura, leader of CHEGA, to discuss the political situation.

The Minister highlighted that new winds are blowing in world politics and that patriotic parties, like VOX and CHEGA, are gaining strength. "They represent common sense, fight against illegal immigration, and defend national sovereignty," Szijjártó emphasized in his statements.

The Hungarian government has shown its support for these parties, stating that the fight against illegal immigration is crucial for Europe's future. Szijjártó stated that these patriotic parties have a common vision: to protect national identities against external threats.

The Minister added that his group and party seek to be a source of strength for other parties and leaders fighting for national sovereignty. In his speech, he also emphasized the importance of strengthening these alliances within the European Union, especially in Brussels.

Szijjártó mentioned that the international collaboration of these parties is essential to achieve political change in Europe.

The Hungarian leader pointed out that one of the objectives of these talks is to help patriotic parties win elections in their respective countries. He also expressed his interest in having the patriotic parties of Europe and Latin America unite in a common struggle for the defense of traditional values.

Szijjártó also mentioned that cooperation with VOX and CHEGA is key to facing the growing influence of migratory movements in Europe. The leaders of VOX and CHEGA have supported these statements and stated that illegal immigration is one of the main challenges for national security.

Meanwhile, Santiago Abascal highlighted that it's essential for patriotic parties to work together to change the course of European politics.

Likewise, André Ventura, leader of CHEGA, emphasized that the defense of borders and national sovereignty is a priority meanwhiley. The meeting between the three leaders comes at a key moment for European politics, with growing concern about illegal immigration.

The three leaders agreed that current migration policies aren't working and that a firmer and more patriotic approach is necessary. Szijjártó, Abascal, and Ventura agreed to maintain close contact to continue strengthening alliances and mutual support in the international arena.