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Orbán Calls for Resistance Against "Tyranny" of Magyar Government
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- Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called on his supporters to resist what he termed the "tyranny" of Prime Minister Magyar.
- Orbán stated that Hungary "ceased to be a democratic state."
- He urged his supporters to restore democracy in the country.
- Orbán was removed from power in the April elections after 16 years.
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