Hungarian election tests Trump's global reach as Orban fights for survival
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Hungarian election tests Trump's global reach as Orban fights for survival
"This year's race is viewed as one of the dirtiest elections in Hungarian history, with Budapest plastered with posters depicting Magyar as a two-faced puppet of Brussels and Kyiv."
"Orban's xenophobic nationalism has made him a leading critic of immigration and a chief opponent of E.U. efforts to absorb migrants and refugees."
"Magyar has run on a platform largely focused on domestic issues, accusing Orban of mismanaging Hungary's weak economy and railing against corruption and cronyism."
Hungarians are voting in a crucial election that could determine Prime Minister Viktor Orban's future. Orban, who has governed with increasing authoritarianism since 2010, faces a challenge from Peter Magyar, a center-right candidate. The election is marked by high voter turnout and intense campaigning, with accusations of corruption against Orban and a focus on domestic issues from Magyar. Orban's nationalist stance and ties to Russia have drawn criticism, while Magyar emphasizes economic mismanagement and corruption.
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