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fromwww.dw.com
3 weeks ago

Hungary: Cabinet member uses vulgar slur to insult Roma

After Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Janos Lazar is one of the most recognizable politicians in Hungary. In fact, the construction and transpor minister, who regularly makes headlines with racist and belittling attacks on minorities and poor people, is one of the few recognizable politicians within Orban's Fidesz party. He is still remembered for saying years ago that "those who have nothing are worth exactly that." Lazar, who is said to be keen to replace Orban one day, has now created the biggest scandal yet in Hungary's 2026 election campaign.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months ago

Tens of thousands to attend rival rallies as Hungary's election campaign kicks off

Rival rallies in Hungary reflect deep polarization as Fidesz and challenger Tisza vie closely ahead of April elections amid undecided voters and scandals.
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fromwww.dw.com
4 months ago

My Europe: Hungary and social media political ad bans DW 10/02/2025

Fidesz and the Hungarian government outspend Polish parties on paid social media, making Hungary a record EU social-media spender despite a much smaller population.
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4 months ago

My Europe: Hungary and social media political ad bans DW 10/02/2025

In Hungary, the ruling Fidesz party spent a similar amount of money on political ads during the same period, even though a general election there was, at the time, almost a year away. Considering that the Hungarian media outlets under direct governmental control are delivering the same political message as Fidesz, this means that, technically speaking, the Hungarian government spent more than all Polish political parties put together even though Poland's population is four times bigger than that of Hungary.
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