Published 26 days ago

Tens of thousands march in Budapest against Orban

Magyar forms a new political community in Budapest, aiming to unite disillusioned conservative and liberal Hungarians against Orbán's governance.
Magyar declares the protest as "the biggest political demonstration in years," emphasizing the goal of reclaiming Hungary.
The new community seeks to build a modern, European Hungary, brick by brick, according to Magyar.

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The Guardian

New challenger to Viktor Orbán leads huge demonstration in Budapest

Péter Magyar, once an insider in the ruling Fidesz party, declares that ‘Change has started in Hungary which can’t be stopped’

27 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Challenger to Hungary's Orbán announces new political alternative to tens of thousands of supporters

A rising challenger to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has mobilized tens of thousands of supporters and outlined a plan to unite the country and bring an end to the populist leader’s 14-year hold on power

27 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Tens of thousands march in Budapest against Orban

26 days ago·United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Challenger to Hungary's Orbán announces new political alternative to tens of thousands of supporters

27 days ago·United States

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abc News

Challenger to Hungary's Orbán announces new political alternative to tens of thousands of supporters

27 days ago·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Tens of thousands march in Budapest against Orban

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Tens of thousands protested against the government of Viktor Orban in downtown Budapest on Saturday, led by a lawyer formerly close to the administration who recently launched a political movement that aims to challenge the prime minister. Read full story

27 days ago·Malaysia

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