Hungarian PM seems to backtrack from controversial "bedbug" analogy after uproar

Hungarian PM seems to backtrack from controversial "bedbug" analogy after uproar

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban offered a retrospective "interpretation" of his controversial speech on March 15, in which he referred to political opponents, judges, journalists and civil activists as bedbugs, causing widespread outrage.

After Viktor Orbán's bug-fighting speech, when asked by Telex what Tamás Sulyok's position was on the matter, the Office of the President of the Republic wrote, "The head of state does not comment on political speeches, only if they call on people to disrupt social peace and divide the nation. This did not happen here. If you listen carefully to the prime minister's speech, it will clearly become clear that there is no simile in the indicated pa…

Viktor Orbán's speech, in which he compared his critics to bedbugs, caused a stir in Hungary. Fidesz is now trying to deflect attention.

Braun came to the Opole market square with black paint, which he then used to paint the words "stop perversion propaganda" on boards displayed there, which were part of an exhibition documenting the activities of the Opole LGBT+ community.