The double life of the anti-gay Hungarian deputy who was …

Hungary does not come out of its astonishment at the double life József Szájer (Photo) Openly anti-gay politician who was found a week ago in an orgy with 25 men. The ultra-conservative 59-year-old MEP admitted the fact and resigned from his post in the European Parliament. Szájer had attended a party in a department of the capital during the pandemic, break with the government’s social distancing measures, of which it is part. The police arrived on the scene alerted by the neighbors. The man He tried to escape through the sewers but was stopped by an officer. The former lawmaker ended up with bloody hands. In addition they started a drug possession process. The Hungarian politician was a member of the Nationalist Party Fidesz. In 2011 he was one of the drafters of the new Constitution which defines marriage as the union between man and woman.

Szájer is very close to the Prime Minister Viktro Orbán and one of the founders of Fidesz. The policies of the government led by Orbán are the usual target of the LGTBIQ + community. Before news of the party broke a week ago, Szájer confessed to having been there. “I was present. When the police asked me for my identity, as I did not have my papers with me, I declared that I was a member of the European Parliament“the politician wrote in a statement. In addition, officers have opened a case for violate narcotics laws. The procedure will advance if the competent authorities lift his parliamentary immunity. However, the former parliamentarian denied having used drugs. “I have not used drugs. I offered to test me immediately and the police did not. Police say they found an ecstasy pill, but it’s not mine and I don’t know who or how to put it.Added the former legislator.

The conservative politician He is married to a judge of the Hungarian Constitutional Court, Tünde Handó, with whom he has a daughter. He had abruptly resigned from his post as MEP before the news reached the press. Szájer apologized to his family, colleagues and constituents. “I ask you to rate my misstep given my thirty years of dedication and hard work.. This misstep is strictly personal and I am solely responsible for it. I ask everyone not to spread in my country or my political community»Added the founder of Fidesz.

In Hungary, same-sex civil union became law in April 2009. However, the possibility of marriage was closed after the 2011 constitutional reform. After several days of silence, the Hungarian Prime Minister criticized Szájer. “What he has done is not compatible with the values ​​of our political community. We will not forget or deny his work for 30 years, but what he has done is unacceptable and indefensible, ”said the Prime Minister.