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The Hungarian Parliament has proposed constitutional amendments aimed at removing President Tamás Suliák from office. These include curbing the judiciary's powers and setting a retirement age for judges. The amendments require the president's signature to be enacted, but Prime Minister Péter Márki announced his intention to initiate impeachment and removal procedures if the president refuses to sign, amid accusations that he is attempting to end Suliák's term and sever his previous ties with former Prime Minister Orbán.
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