The foreign media picked up the Hungarian pre-election

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The pre-election ended in Hungary on Sunday evening. Péter Márki-Zay defeated Klára Dobrev, so he will be the candidate of the opposition. The Hungarian pre-election also attracted the attention of the Western media. The identity of the victor surprised the Western press. Namely, Márki-Zay is a conservative politician who is at the head of a liberal-centre-left majority coalition. Moreover, it achieved all this without significant financial resources or economic background.

Márki-Zay’s victory surprised the Western press

The Hungarian opposition picks outsider as a poll challenger to Orbán,” the Financial Times writes. While according to Bloomberg: “Hungarian Primaries Send Conservative Shock Winner Against Orban.” With these titles, foreign reports on the Hungarian pre-election appeared on the websites of the popular Bloomberg and Financial Times. The Western European and U.S. press highlighted similar things.

Conservative Márki-Zay defeated Klára Dobrev of the left-middle.

Unexpectedly, Péter Márki-Zay became the challenger of Viktor Orbán. Accordingly, he will compete for votes against the current Prime Minister of Hungary in the April 2022 parliamentary elections. This is how foreign media summarises the stories of recent weeks.

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  1. NEWS FLASH 90% of the western media have their own agenda especially the biggest.
    They have spent years and lying and bashing Orbran. Just like young people people the are influenced by western media and culture. Facebook and Netflix’s get most of there vote and are more powerful than any government. Especially a small country like Hungary and didn’t think it was worth getting involved until they banned 4K websites here they think are unexceceptable. And they will decide what they approved. They banned the most popular man in the US and big tech and the media have done everything to destroy him for last 6 years in the most powerful country in the world.

  2. NEWSFLASH 2. Most countries in the world have no interest in Hungarian politics. A few neighbouring countries do, that is all.

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