US EditionViktor Orban at CPAC Hungary: We Will Win in April! Hungarians, Not Brussels Will Decide Hungary's Future!
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban expressed his belief at the Conservative Party Conference (CPAC) in Budapest that his Fidesz party would win the parliamentary elections on April 12. He once again harshly criticized the EU and Brussels policies.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban accused Brussels and Kiev of attempting to influence the elections on 12 April to change the government, in a speech addressed to the top conservative leaders in Budapest, where he denounced and alleged the deterioration of European democracy, reports the EEE.
"Democracy is dying in Europe because Brussels directly interferes in national elections and financially supports federalist forces," Orban said.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban accused Brussels and Kiev of trying to influence the elections on 12 April to change the government in a speech addressed to the superconservative leaders to...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban launched a direct complaint to Brussels and Kiev, claiming that he was trying to influence parliamentary elections on 12 April to change the government from Budapest.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban accuses Brussels and Kiev of trying to influence the April 12 elections and criticises what it calls the deterioration of European democracy in a speech addressed to the top conservative leaders in Budapest.
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