Votación en Hungría: la creciente oposición amenaza el control del poder de Orban
Las elecciones del domingo en Hungría podrían tener repercusiones mucho más allá de sus fronteras. Desde que el Primer Ministro Viktor Orban llegó al poder en 2010, sus políticas antiliberales han convertido a Hungría en el único Estado miembro de la UE clasificado como “parcialmente libre” por Freedom House...
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Fuente: France 24
Sunday’s election in Hungary could have repercussions far beyond its borders. Since Prime Minister Viktor Orban came to power in 2010, his illiberal policies have made Hungary the only EU member state classified as “partly free” by Freedom House. His close ties to Vladimir Putin have also complicated Europe’s response to the war in Ukraine. Hungary has become something of a black sheep within the EU – but also a model for far-right movements elsewhere. The question now is whether that model is faltering. Opinion polls show a strong lead for the centre-right opposition Tisza party, led by Peter Magyar, who defected from Orban’s party in 2024. Meanwhile, the government’s efforts to boost sluggish economic growth by attracting Chinese investment appear to have backfired. Our regional correspondent Gulliver Cragg reports.
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