and fidesz was worried, so it wins, it doesn’t win, it won, in 2022 in the elections again after all a candidate, peter marchiso, who started from the city of mezar, vashergai, it’s a very complicated name, but it is such a stronghold of fidesz, he won there and then headed the opposition in 2022. year there in october, november of the 21st year, a few months before elections, he even surpassed fidesz and orban in the ratings, that is, you know, everyone believed that this opposition was finally classical. will take revenge, but again orbán won with two thirds and everyone thought, well, what will happen, and actually they were waiting for this protest from within fidesz, and again there were the makings, and talented, let's be honest, viktor orbán worked very skillfully in order to eradicate any opposition within the fidesz party, laios Šimička suffered from this, who even well... to be honest, compared to peter madir , he can tell a lot more about corruption and some abuses and schemes, because to be honest, he most likely participated in all of this together, including the capture

former head of the e-e ministry of justice of hungary, resigned. which claimed and was led by the fideszto the european parliament, so you correctly mentioned that the former husband, after that, who was a high-ranking government official, an official and received a very close relationship directly with the prime minister, with orbán, was at the meeting of everyone from the hungarian government, and he is immediately in favor. tested and stated that, and today, there is already evidence, corruption, bribery, under orbán - this is a permanent state, and it has been happening for 14 years. we are talking about huge funds, huge money, tens of billions of euros, and as you know, hungary mainly receives these funds as aid from the european union, so after all these revelations, we have young peter molyar in front of us, he announced the so-called 12 points, first of all, that orbán should resign and... hungary really needs it to establish normal relations with all european states, to restore normal relations with brussels, including with ukraine. well, there are such scandals, and you know, n

this, well, where the media space is controlled, yes, where is the state, and more precisely , the fidesz, which merges with the state, it controls the media space almost completely, they feed tales about ukrainian nazis, you know, already from yaki, at which thacker causon is already laughing , but this thing is still happening there. that's why you know, everything, everything is fine, that is, you have to look at the specific context, you have to look at the specific issue, you have to look at the specific environment, that is, the east of slovakia, which, unfortunately, is super anti-ukraine. yes, but if we take bratislava, yes, there is absolute support , yes, the same in principle in budapest, if we look at budapest, there is a very pro-ukrainian mood, yes, of course, there are almost no flags, although they hang in the budapest city hall, but there is an absolutely pro-ukrainian mood there, that's why it's very, you know, the devil is in the details , and that's why, you know, the government in slovakia seems to have changed and has become so pro-russian, but in reality, unfortunat

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