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Danish European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre says Copenhagen will ramp up Article 7 proceedings against Budapest.

Denmark wants Europe to deploy its full legal arsenal against Hungary over violations of the bloc’s fundamental rights, including by pursuing the Article 7 so-called nuclear option against Budapest.

“We are still seeing a violation on fundamental values,” Danish European Affairs Minister Marie Bjerre told reporters in Aarhus, where the European Commission is on a visit as Copenhagen takes over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU. “That is why we will continue the Article 7 procedure and the hearing on Hungary.”

Article 7 is a clause in the EU treaty that allows countries to vote to exclude or penalize a member that falls afoul of the bloc’s rules. It’s widely considered to be a nuclear legal option, which the EU has so far stopped short of using despite Brussels saying that Hungary has violated its laws.

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[–] AI_toothbrush@lemmy.zip 12 points 13 hours ago

I mean this is coming kinda late. Maybe if the eu did this 8 years ago hungary and the eu would be in a better place but we are just about to (hopefully) elect a government that actually gives a shit. Only hopefully because theres still big chance that the current government(which has been ruling for 15 years) will cheat the elections and even if they win they might not be perfect.