Hungarian Socialist Party

URI: https://gptkb.org/entity/Hungarian_Socialist_Party

GPTKB entity

Statements (44)

Predicate	Object
gptkbp:instanceOf	gptkb:political_party
gptkbp:abbreviation	gptkb:MSZP
gptkbp:alliedWith	gptkb:Hungarian_Left_(2022) gptkb:Hungarian_Socialist_Party–Dialogue_for_Hungary_(2018) gptkb:Unity_(2014)
gptkbp:coalitionMembers	gptkb:Alliance_of_Free_Democrats gptkb:Democratic_Coalition gptkb:LMP_(Politics_Can_Be_Different) gptkb:Together_2014 Dialogue for Hungary
gptkbp:country	gptkb:Hungary
gptkbp:europeanParliamentSeats	gptkb:European_Parliament
gptkbp:founded	1989
gptkbp:headquarters	gptkb:Budapest,_Hungary
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label	Hungarian Socialist Party
gptkbp:ideology	pro-Europeanism social democracy
gptkbp:logo	MSZP logo.svg
gptkbp:memberOf	gptkb:Socialist_International Party of European Socialists Progressive Alliance
gptkbp:nativeName	gptkb:Magyar_Szocialista_Párt
gptkbp:notableEvent	gptkb:Őszöd_speech_scandal_(2006) Ferenc Gyurcsány became Prime Minister (2004-2009) Gyula Horn became Prime Minister (1994-1998) lost majority in 2010 parliamentary election
gptkbp:notableLeader	gptkb:László_Botka gptkb:Attila_Mesterházy gptkb:Bertalan_Tóth gptkb:Ferenc_Gyurcsány gptkb:Gyula_Horn gptkb:Ildikó_Lendvai
gptkbp:parliamentary_representation	gptkb:Hungarian_National_Assembly
gptkbp:parliamentaryGroup	gptkb:Hungarian_National_Assembly
gptkbp:party_color	red
gptkbp:political_position	centre-left
gptkbp:predecessor	Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party
gptkbp:slogan	For a Just Hungary!
gptkbp:website	https://mszp.hu/
gptkbp:won	gptkb:1994_Hungarian_parliamentary_election
gptkbp:youth_wing	gptkb:Societas_–_Left_Youth_Movement
gptkbp:bfsParent	gptkb:Gergely_Karácsony gptkb:Socialist_International
gptkbp:bfsLayer	5