Last effort for ballots as opponent to Hungary’s Orbán perceives triumph

“Fidesz’s governance needs to end, they’ve taken so much and the nation is suffering,” claims Eva, who thinks 90% of the market’s patrons still support them. “Tisza backers only focus on Orbán’s negative aspects,” Andrea counters. “If you observe the city, they’ve renovated six schools and constructed new facilities at the hospital.” While that might be accurate, Eva contends that many public tenders in Hungary are plagued by corruption.