The majority of Hungarians expected a new Orban who would be “more fair.” There is no mood there for any major turnaround in domestic and foreign policy, but the nature of Peter Magyar’s actions shows that such a turnaround could still happen. The article One Hundred Days of “Dismantling” the Orban System first appeared on Novi Standard.
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The government commissioner would like to tilt Hungary towards participatory democracy with Közhang, and he is even happy about the government-critical comments pouring in on Facebook. He believes that the dismantling of the old system is faster than expected, but he is not satisfied with the pace of building the new one.
The majority of Hungarians expected a new Orban who would be “more fair.” There is no mood there for any major turnaround in domestic and foreign policy, but the nature of Peter Magyar’s actions shows that such a turnaround could still happen. The article One Hundred Days of “Dismantling” the Orban System first appeared on Novi Standard.