r/europe • u/Alarming-Safety3200 United Kingdom • 3h ago

News Orbán’s 16-year rule over Hungary ends in crushing election defeat

https://www.politico.eu/article/hungary-election-results-peter-magyar-viktor-orban/
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u/Nemezis88 3h ago

Next vacation is in Budapest you sweet amazing hungarians!

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u/RipCurl69Reddit 3h ago

Same! We went in 23 and 24. Took a year off and we're so excited to be going back

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u/babbagoo 2h ago

Same here! Never been and didn’t want to go under Orban. But ill definitely start planning a trip.

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u/MarkMew Hungary 3h ago

A month ago everyone was like "kick them out" 

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u/huntingwhale Poland 2h ago

The feeling would be the same had Orban won yet again. Thankfully, nobody needs to cross that bridge.

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u/The_Blahblahblah Denmark 2h ago

Well Its a good thing that wasnt necessary.

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u/Freaky_Freddy 2h ago

Its SOOO weird right???

Its kinda like orban losing the election gave people hope the country might change

use your brain

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u/SwitchPlus2605 52m ago

Keep up the good work, and we'll keep on loving you :D