Video: Hungary’s Extremism May Be Harbinger Of Europe’s Political Future
- 5 Nov 2018 8:22 AM
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Former Prime Minister Viktor Orban summed up the causes leading to his Fidesz party's defeat in the April 12 election and pledged a "full refurbishment" of the party by autumn, speaking at Fidesz's 32nd renewal congress in Budapest on Saturday.
Former prime minister Viktor Orban has been re-elected to the position of Fidesz chairman at the party’s 32nd congress in Budapest on Saturday.
Foreign Minister Anita Orban is currently the most popular politician in Hungary with an index of 55, the Idea Institute said on Thursday, citing their latest public opinion survey.
Ministers of the previous government, who "betrayed the homeland and Hungarians for years" have now "accused the deputy prime minister of treason", Prime Minister Peter Magyar said on Facebook on Monday, reacting to an open, unsigned letter from the former officials to Anita Orban.
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