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Election Cttee Approves Govt s Child Protection Referendum Questions
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MSZP Calls for Hungary to Join European Public Prosecutor s Office
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Protesters call for government to resign over Pegasus spyware scandal
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BUDAPEST For Hungary’s opposition, next year’s election is literally make-or-break.
Polls suggest a disparate alliance of six parties has a real shot at ending the rule of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, the champion of “illiberal democracy,” who has been in power since 2010.
But the highly diverse nature of the alliance from liberal millennials to small-town conservatives is a double-edged sword.
When it comes to electoral math, only a broad opposition bloc can appeal to enough voters to take on Orbán. But having such a broad coalition means tensions and rivalries are never far from the surface.
Budapest Pride: Pride March Draws Record Number of Participants
The 26th Budapest Pride Festival wound up on Saturday with a march organised with the slogan “Claim back your future!”. A number of counter-demonstrations took place at the same time.
The march started at Madách Imre Square, in the centre of the Pest side of the city, and ended in a park in Tabán, on the other side of the river Danube on the Buda side.
Prior to the march, Ádám Csikós, one of the Budapest Pride organisers, said the LGBT community has been impacted by an “unprecedented disenfranchisement”. He stressed they would not allow themselves to be treated as “second-class citizens” and acknowledged the courage of all of the marchers.