Why is ORBÁN so POPULAR in HUNGARY? - VisualPolitik EN

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Viktor Orban’s Hungary is the enfant terrible of Europe. However, Orban is absurdly popular in his country: more than four electoral victories in a row, all of them by absolute majority. In the case of the 2022 elections, we are talking about a victory against a coalition that encompassed (almost) all opposition political forces: from the extreme right of Jobbik to the left-wing Greens. Nevertheless, Orban and his party, FIDESZ, have once again swept the floor with more than 50% of the vote.
Of course freedom of speech in Hungary is not a strong point. Moreover, the elections are not as squeaky clean as they should be. However, no one can deny that Hungary is a democracy. And that Orban is the legitimate winner of the elections. As much as this man has critics everywhere, the reality is that Viktor Orban is truly popular in his country. The question is why? What are the positives of his government? Why do so many Hungarians support him? In this video we tell you.
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