Romanian-Hungarian Politician Calls on EPP to Listen to Ordinary Peoples Voices [Video]

President of the RMDSZ (Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania), Hunor Kelemen, believes that the European People’s Party (EPP) should offer a helping hand to the “political orphans,” once again take on the representation of farmers, small and medium-sized enterprises, and ensure the enforcement of the rights of Europe’s indigenous national minorities.

Kelemen Hunor, as leader of the EPP’s oldest Romanian member party and one of the hosts of the party group’s two-day congress in Bucharest, spoke on Wednesday, the opening day. In his welcome speech, he said that the EPP had led the European Union for the last decade and that he therefore also bore responsibility for the situation.

He pointed out that angry, frustrated, and insecure people want security and predictability, and that the EPP must convince them that it does not represent bureaucracy or exclusive economic interests, but the interests of ordinary people.

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