ट्रंप के सपोर्टर हंगरी के PM को मिली करारी चुनावी शिकस्त, 16 साल बाद सत्ता से बेदखल हुए ओर्बन – hungary election trump supporter victor orban defeated by peter magyar ntc drmt
Veteran nationalist leader Viktor Orban faced a crushing defeat in Hungary’s election results. Orban, who has been in power for the last 16 years, has been defeated by Peter Magyar, the young leader of the centre-right ‘Tisza’ party.
This time there has been record voting in the elections. Peter Magyar’s party Hungary Has achieved a strong majority in the 199 seat legislature. After almost counting of votes, Tisza Party seems to be winning 138 seats. This is more than two-thirds majority.
After the victory, Peter Magyar addressed thousands of supporters gathered on the banks of the Danube River in Budapest. During this he said, ‘We did it. Tisza and Hungary have won this election.
Magyar said that the public, together with him, has changed Orban’s system and liberated Hungary. During this, Magyar warned that those who have cheated our country will have to answer for it.
Reason for Orban’s defeat
Viktor Orban is seen as the mastermind of an ‘illiberal democracy’ by conservatives in Europe and America. However, this time he failed to win the trust of the public. The reason for this is being said to be economic slowdown and international isolation.
Magyar emerged as a big option in this election. He claimed that Orban’s policies had distanced Hungary from the European mainstream. Now Magyar’s victory seems to be opening the way for democratic reforms in Hungary. The European Union was also demanding this for a long time.
Orban also accepted his defeat and said in the Fidesz campaign office, ‘The election results are painful for us, but clear.’ Victor Orban had dominated the power in Hungary for 16 years.
Paving the way for a loan of 90 billion euros for Ukraine!
Many European leaders hope that Hungary’s confrontational role within the EU will now end. This could clear the way for a 90 billion euro ($105 billion) loan to war-torn Ukraine that Orban had blocked.
Eurasia Group Managing Director Mujtaba Rahman said, ‘On Ukraine, Magyar will agree to pave the way for 90 billion Euro of aid to reach Ukraine. ‘They were very cautious before the election, but now there is no need to please Fidesz voters, so we think Hungary will move cautiously towards the European mainstream on most issues.’
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