Posters in Hungary promote an anti-Ukraine's EU-membership message, mainly targeting European and Ukrainian leaders, as part of a government campaign
Delia Niculescu
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The government campaign in Hungary, symbolized by posters with the message "Don't let them decide for us", is aimed at Ukraine's EU membership. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has urged people to vote against it, saying it would hurt Hungary financially and bring in Ukrainian workers who would take Hungarian jobs. Although the government has tried to block EU support for Ukraine, it could lead it to re-evaluate its relations with the EU.
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