Protests in Budapest against Viktor Orban's government
Thousands of people in Budapest protested demanding the chief prosecutor and Prime Minister Viktor Orban resign after a former government insider accused a senior aide to Orban of trying to interfere in a graft case.
Key Points
- Former government insider accused a senior aide to Viktor Orban of trying to interfere in a graft case.
- Protesters demand resignations of chief prosecutor and Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
- Allegations come at a politically sensitive time ahead of European parliamentary elections.
- Former justice minister Judit Varga implicated in the scandal.
- Protester Peter Magyar plans to launch a new party to challenge Orban.
Pros
- Citizens exercising their right to protest against alleged government interference in a graft case.
- Calls for accountability and transparency in government actions.
Cons
- Potential political instability in Hungary.
- Accusations of corruption and interference in legal proceedings.