Hozzáadással

Hozzáadással, often abbreviated as HZ, is a Hungarian political party that was founded in 2013. The party is known for its conservative and nationalist stance, advocating for a strong central government, reduced immigration, and a more interventionist foreign policy. Hozzáadással is a member of the European Conservatives and Reformists group within the European Parliament.

The party's name translates to "With Addition" in English, reflecting its belief in incremental change and reform. Hozzáadással has gained prominence in Hungarian politics, particularly after the 2018 parliamentary elections, where it became the third-largest party in the National Assembly. The party has been led by Gábor Fodor since its founding.

Hozzáadással's platform includes proposals for economic reforms, such as reducing the role of the state in the economy and promoting free market principles. The party also advocates for stricter immigration controls and a more assertive stance on defense and security issues. Internationally, Hozzáadással supports closer ties with NATO and the European Union, while also expressing skepticism towards certain EU policies.

The party's electoral success has been attributed to its ability to appeal to voters disillusioned with the traditional center-right and center-left parties, as well as its strong grassroots organization. However, Hozzáadással has also faced criticism for its populist rhetoric and perceived lack of detail in its policy proposals. As of the latest available data, Hozzáadással is a significant force in Hungarian politics, with a growing presence in both national and European political arenas.