ÁTLÉnyA

ÁTLÉnyA is a Hungarian political party founded in 2018 by Gábor Vona, a former member of the Fidesz party. The party's name is an acronym for "Alliance for a Better Hungary," reflecting its focus on economic and social reforms to improve the living conditions of the Hungarian people. ÁTLÉnyA emphasizes transparency, accountability, and the fight against corruption, positioning itself as an alternative to the ruling Fidesz party.

The party's platform includes proposals for economic liberalization, tax reforms, and the reduction of bureaucracy. It also advocates for social welfare improvements, such as increased pensions and better healthcare services. ÁTLÉnyA has been critical of the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and has called for a more transparent and effective response to the crisis.

In the 2022 parliamentary elections, ÁTLÉnyA won 12.2% of the vote, securing 47 seats in the National Assembly. The party has since formed a coalition government with the Democratic Coalition (DK) and the Momentum Movement (LMP), led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. This coalition aims to address the challenges facing Hungary, including economic recovery, social welfare, and environmental sustainability.

ÁTLÉnyA has been praised for its efforts to promote transparency and accountability in Hungarian politics. However, it has also faced criticism for its perceived closeness to the ruling Fidesz party and for its handling of certain issues, such as the government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these challenges, the party continues to play a significant role in Hungarian politics, advocating for reforms and improvements in various areas of public life.