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How Péter Magyar dismantled Viktor Orbán's built-to-last regime

Hungary's new government is dismantling the Orbán regime, but the process is not straightforward.

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Source diversity sample: Hungarian Conservative · New Eastern Europe · EUobserver · ConstitutionNet · Reuters · Euronews.com.

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The new government led by Péter Magyar is dismantling the political and economic structures built by Viktor Orbán. The Magyar government is targeting Orbán-era billionaires and preparing to amend the constitution. The EUobserver and Reuters coverage both name the billionaires as the losers. The Magyar government is also preparing to amend the constitution. The 17th Amendment to Hungary’s Fundamental Law is expected to address temporary fixes and long-term commitments. The stakes are high for those who benefited from Orbán’s regime. The EUobserver notes that a purge of Orbán-era billionaires could begin this autumn.

Reuters coverage describes a new political era taking hold in Hungary. The New Eastern Europe coverage discusses Hungary’s current state of liminality and counterfactuality. The Magyar government is taking steps to reverse Orbán’s policies, but the process is complex. The 17th Amendment is expected to address both immediate and long-term changes. The Euronews coverage describes Magyar’s efforts to dismantle Orbán’s built-to-last regime. The ConstitutionNet coverage discusses the 17th Amendment to the Fundamental Law. The process of dismantling Orbán’s regime is not straightforward.

The New Eastern Europe coverage discusses Hungary’s current state of liminality and counterfactuality. The Magyar government is taking steps to reverse Orbán’s policies, but the process is complex. The 17th Amendment is expected to address both immediate and long-term changes. The Euronews coverage describes Magyar’s efforts to dismantle Orbán’s built-to-last regime. The ConstitutionNet coverage discusses the 17th Amendment to the Fundamental Law.

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Who is Péter Magyar?

Péter Magyar is the current Prime Minister of Hungary, leading the government that is dismantling Viktor Orbán's regime.

What is the 17th Amendment to Hungary’s Fundamental Law?

The 17th Amendment to Hungary’s Fundamental Law is expected to address both temporary fixes and long-term commitments in Hungary’s political and legal framework.

Who stands to lose from the dismantling of Orbán’s regime?

Orbán-era billionaires are expected to be targeted in a purge that could begin this autumn.

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Péter Magyar Viktor Orbán Hungary EUobserver ConstitutionNet

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