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schema:articleBody	Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Friday he has "no time" for scathing criticism by EU allies of sweeping powers he took on this week to tackle the coronavirus threat. Thirteen European centre-right parties urged their European Peoples Party (EPP) political group to expel Orban's Fidesz party after he assumed emergency powers on Monday. Orban insists he must rule by decree to tackle the spread of the new coronavirus pandemic. But many, including some of his allies in the EPP, accuse him of a power grab gone too far. "With all due respect I have no time for this," said Orban in a letter to EPP Secretary General Antonio Lopez-Isturiz White posted on Twitter by one of his ministers Katalin Novak. "I can hardly imagine any of us having time for fantasies about the intentions of other countries. This seems to me to be a costly luxury these days," he wrote. "I am ready to discuss this once the pandemic is over," he added. The Scandinavian, Greek, Belgian, Lithuanian, Czech and Slovak conservatives, who signed Thursday's statement calling for Fidesz to be kicked out of the EPP, do not represent a majority of the group. But their letter strengthens the hand of party chairman Donald Tusk, the former Polish leader and president of the European Council, who is pushing the EPP to distance itself from Orban. The signatories call on the EU executive, the European Commission, to "address the situation in Hungary forcefully" and brand Orban's move a "violation of the founding principles of liberal democracy and European values". Under the emergency law, Orban has the power to rule by decree until his government decides the virus crisis is over. It also threatens journalists with prison if they publish "falsehoods" about the virus or the government's actions to slow it. The EPP is the biggest single voting bloc in the European Parliament and the party of both European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen and Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel. pmu/jza/ach
schema:headline	Hungary PM 'no time' for EU allies' criticism
schema:mentions	Hungarian language European Council President of the European Commission Lithuanian language 2009 flu pandemic State of emergency European Parliament Polish language Viktor Viktorovych Yanukovych Ludovic Orban Prime Minister of Italy Greek language Hungary Donald Tusk Belgium Nazi Germany Angela Merkel Ursula von der Leyen General officer European Union Twitter Coronavirus Politics of Slovakia Voting bloc Liberal democracy Czech language White movement Fidesz Centre-right politics Antonio Dawson
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