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Hungary's new PM symbolically removes fences erected around Orbán's former offices
Hungarians Prime Minister Péter Magyar has removed the fences that surrounded a historic building in the capital Budapest while it served as the office of his autocratic predecessor Viktor Orbán

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According to ABC News’s source item, Hungary’s new PM symbolically removes fences erected around Orbán’s former offices, Hungarians Prime Minister Péter Magyar has removed the fences that surrounded a historic building in the capital Budapest while it served as the office of his autocratic predecessor Viktor Orbán
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- Hungary's new PM symbolically removes fences erected around Orbán's former officesABC News - 2026-05-15T15:05:24+00:00
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