Magyar, centre, at the march on Saturday. The ex-husband of Orbán’s former justice minister Judit Varga plans to launch his own party.Magyar, centre, at the march on Saturday. The ex-husband of Orbán’s former justice minister Judit Varga plans to launch his own party.Protesters marched to parliament in the unusually warm spring weather, some of them shouting “We are not scared” and “Orbán, resign”.
The march was led by Péter Magyar, 43, who was previously married to Orbán’s former justice minister Judit Varga and who plans to launch his own party.Three protesters interviewed by Reuters said Magyar appealed to them because he had been close to the Orbán government and had an inside knowledge of how it worked.
She said she was concerned about the education and healthcare systems, and worried about corruption. “I trust that there will be a change,” she said.Magyar became widely known in February when he made incendiary comments about the inner workings of the government. He accused Antal Rogán, the minister who leads Orbán’s office, of running a centralised propaganda machine.
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