Tens of thousands of people protested in Budapest, accusing Prime Minister Viktor Orban of using public funds for partisan consultations.
Cristina Petrache
International
Foto Attila KISBENEDEK / AFP / Profimedia
Always see our news on Google
Approximately 50,000 protesters gathered in Heroes' Square in Budapest, contesting the public consultations initiated by Prime Minister Viktor Orban, which they consider costly and partisan. The opposition, represented by the TISZA Party, denied allegations of tax increases and accused the government of disinformation. Orban claims that these consultations are a way to involve the population, but the opposition sees them as a form of propaganda. The organizers of the protest intend to launch a referendum to ban these consultations, which are funded by public money.
Sources
Zeci de mii de persoane au manifestat la Budapesta împotriva unei consultări dorite de guvernul Orban
Zeci de mii de oameni protestează la Budapesta împotriva consultărilor publice ale lui Viktor Orban
VIDEO Zeci de mii de persoane au protestat împotriva lui Viktor Orban la Budapesta
Latest News
16:38
The European Union condemns the actions of the United States against the International Criminal Court.
16:35
Aurelian Gogulescu, the president of the Prahova Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has passed away, according to the family's announcement.
16:32
A former employee of Anthony Fauci pleaded guilty to attempting to conceal documents related to the origins of COVID-19.
16:23
Andras Baka, at the age of 73, has taken over the presidency of Hungary
16:22
A flight of the U.S. Air Force to Antarctica was diverted to New Zealand due to a warning about dangerous space activity.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
.webp)
