Published 10/05/2024 5:35:00 p.m.

Hungarians protest state media 'propaganda factory' and demand unbiased press

Thousands of protesters gathered outside Hungary's public media headquarters to protest against what they call a propaganda network operated by the nationalist government.
The protest was organized by Péter Magyar and his TISZA party, presenting a significant challenge to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's rule.
Observers have warned that press freedom is threatened in Hungary, with government-linked businesses controlling pro-government media.

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The Independent

Hungarians protest state media 'propaganda factory' and demand unbiased press

Thousands of protesters have gathered outside the headquarters of Hungary’s public media corporation to demonstrate against what they say is an entrenched, taxpayer-funded propaganda network operated by the nationalist government

10/05/2024 5:41:18 p.m.·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Hungarians protest state media 'propaganda factory' and demand unbiased press

10/05/2024 4:50:30 p.m.·United States

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Hungarians protest state media 'propaganda factory' and demand unbiased press

10/05/2024 4:50:29 p.m.·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Thousands protest in Hungary demanding end to state media 'propaganda'

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Thousands of Hungarians gathered outside the headquarters of the country's state television on Saturday, protesting against what they described as the government's "propaganda machine" and calling for an independent public service media.

10/06/2024 12:16:00 a.m.·Malaysia

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The Washington Post

Hungarians protest state media 'propaganda factory' and demand unbiased press

10/05/2024 4:51:24 p.m.

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KVIA

Hungarians protest state media 'propaganda factory' and demand unbiased press

Associated Press BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Thousands of protesters have gathered outside the headquarters of Hungary’s public media corporation to demonstrate against what they say is an entrenched, taxpayer-funded propaganda network operated by the nationalist government. The Saturday protest was organized by Hungary’s most prominent opposition figure, Péter Magyar, and his upstart TISZA party. It

10/05/2024 4:50:30 p.m.·Panama City, United States

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