US EditionExperts: there were far more participants at Péter Magyar's 15 March rally, but does that mean Orbán will lose the election?
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Gergely Gulyás drew attention to the fact that Péter Magyar is lying when he claims that the Tisza Party does not run organized buses or carpooling services to its own events, while he has publicly stated the opposite on numerous occasions.
Experts: there were far more participants at Péter Magyar's 15 March rally, but does that mean Orbán will lose the election?
Sociologist Andrea Szabó and her team measured the crowd attending PM Viktor Orbán’s “Peace March” and Péter Magyar’s “National March”. She said Magyar could gather more than three times as many people as Orbán in Budapest. However, does that mean his Tisza Party has such a crushing advantage before the 12 April elections?Continue reading
Andrea Szabó and her team measured the number of people in the two processions 10 minutes into the keynote speaker's speech. The results show a significant difference from the estimates of the Hungarian Tourism Agency.
Mandiner presents the Tisza leader's biggest lies in a 75-part series. Part 52.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will seek his sixth term in mid-April, having ruled the country continuously since 2010. He has held on to power by emphasizing social and family policies, and he is trying to portray himself as an active protector of society. “He presents his government as defending Hungary, protecting sovereignty and historical continuity,” says historian Andrej Tóth. At the same time, Orbán has managed to crack down on pu…
Three days after two huge rallies, which were held on Sunday, March 15 in Budapest, the main news in the Hungarian media is still how many people were at the Peace March.
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