Hundreds of thousands of people took part in a demonstration in Budapest for LGBTQ+ rights, despite government attempts to block it.
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The mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karacsony, has become a suspect in a police investigation into the organization of an LGBTQ+ rights rally that was turned into an anti-government demonstration. It took place on June 28, when hundreds of thousands of protesters marched against Viktor Orban's nationalist government, which has restricted LGBTQ+ rights over the past decade. Karacsony tried to get around a recent law banning Pride marches, but police intervened, provoking a strong backlash from the opposition.
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Primarul liberal al Budapestei anunță că este suspect într-o anchetă a poliției privind organizarea marșului LGBTQ+, interzis de guvernul Viktor Orban
Primarul liberal al Budapestei anunță că este suspect într-o anchetă a poliției privind organizarea marșului LGBTQ+, interzis de guvernul Viktor Orban
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