Hungary elects Orban critic as president. Can it roll back 16 years of Orban-era rule? | DW News
Former judge Andras Baka has become Hungary’s new president after a vote boycotted by Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party. His election comes as Prime Minister Peter Magyar seeks to remove Orban-era loyalists from key institutions and reverse years of political change. We ask how far Hungary’s new government can go in dismantling Orban’s legacy.
0:00 Intro
0:46 Hungary elects new president András Baka
1:17 Baka’s battle with Viktor Orbán
2:28 Why Baka matters and Sulyok had to go
4:31 Hungary on its path to a new constitution
6:41 Magyar’s challenge: Rebuilding Hungary after Orbán
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