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"I feel amazing! Really amazing! Like, I never thought this would actually happen."
— Szilvia , Activist
"It’s a big celebration. I’m quite happy. I have been waiting for this for some time."
— Sandor Zoletnik , Activist
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Prime Minister of Hungary.
Sandor Zoletnik is a supporter of the Tisza party who shared hopes for new leadership.
Szilvia is a supporter of the Tisza party who expressed joy over the election results.
Prime Minister of Hungary.
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Following Hungary's parliamentary elections, Budapest transformed into a vibrant celebration zone as the opposition Tisza party's victory ended Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year tenure. The election achieved a record 80% voter turnout, with festivities lasting into the early hours of Monday.
Hungarians celebrated the end of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year rule following the opposition Tisza party's victory in the parliamentary elections. The election achieved a record 80% voter turnout, with celebrations continuing into the early hours of Monday.
Budapest erupted in celebrations as the opposition Tisza party secured a decisive victory in Hungary's parliamentary elections, ending Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year rule. The election saw a record 80% voter turnout, with celebrations continuing into the early hours of Monday.
Budapest became a hub of celebration as the opposition Tisza party's victory in Hungary's parliamentary elections concluded Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year rule. The election saw a record 80% voter turnout, with celebrations continuing into the early hours of Monday.
Budapest erupted in celebrations as the opposition Tisza party secured a decisive victory in Hungary's parliamentary elections, ending Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year rule. The election saw a record 80% voter turnout, with festivities continuing into the early hours of Monday.
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