együttvéve

Együttvéve is a Hungarian political party that was formed in 2017. The party's name translates to "together anyway" in English. Együttvéve was founded by Gábor Vona, who previously led the Jobbik party. The party's initial goal was to create a more unified and inclusive platform for right-wing and conservative voters in Hungary.

Együttvéve's platform emphasizes the protection of national sovereignty, social conservatism, and traditional values. The party has also been a strong critic of immigration and the European Union's policies on migration and economic integration. Együttvéve has positioned itself as a more moderate alternative to the Jobbik party, which has been criticized for its far-right and nationalist views.

In the 2018 Hungarian parliamentary election, Együttvéve failed to win any seats in the National Assembly. The party's performance was disappointing, and many of its supporters returned to the Jobbik party. Despite its initial promise, Együttvéve has struggled to establish itself as a major player in Hungarian politics.

Együttvéve's leadership has been plagued by internal conflicts and disagreements over the party's direction. Gábor Vona eventually stepped down as party leader, and the party has since gone through a series of reorganizations. Today, Együttvéve is considered a marginal force in Hungarian politics, with limited influence and visibility. Its prospects for the future remain uncertain.