Orbán Accuses New Hungarian Government of Tyranny After Raid on Fidesz Data Center
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has publicly condemned the new center-right government of Prime Minister Péter Magyar following a raid on a Fidesz party data center. Orbán accused the government of tyranny and politically motivated legal action aimed at incapacitating his party, calling on supporters to resist peacefully. The raid, conducted by the Bács-Kiskun prosecutor's office, involved seizing servers as part of an investigation into embezzlement at the National Cultural Fund, which allegedly funneled funds to Fidesz insiders. Magyar's Tisza party, holding a two-thirds parliamentary majority, has enacted anti-corruption measures and constitutional term limits to prevent Orbán from returning to power. Orbán, who ruled Hungary from 2010 to 2016 and earlier from 1998 to 2002, declared that Hungary is no longer a democracy and that a new 'age of tyranny' has begun. The Tisza party denies authoritarian actions against political opponents.
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