Hungary's authoritarian leader Viktor Orban declares election victory
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By CNN’s Rob Picheta and Balint Bardi Hungary’s authoritarian leader and longtime Russian ally, Viktor Orban, has declared victory in the country’s parliamentary elections, clinching a fourth consecutive term in power.
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Right-Wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban Takes Early Lead in Hungary Election
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Hungary's authoritarian leader Viktor Orban declares election victory
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban declared victory in Hungary's parliamentary election after partial results showed his ruling Fidesz party is comfortably ahead of their opposition rivals.
By CNN’s Rob Picheta and Balint Bardi Hungary’s authoritarian leader and longtime Russian ally, Viktor Orban, has declared victory in the country’s parliamentary elections, clinching a fourth consecutive term in power.
Nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban looks set to remain in power in Hungary with early projections showing his Fidesz party leading by a wide margin.
"We did not let the failed past return, we defended Hungary's independence and freedom, peace, and security, and we protected our children and families," Orban said.
Preliminary results show Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling Fidesz party is comfortably ahead of their opposition rivals following Sunday's parliamentary election.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban declared victory in Hungary's parliamentary election after partial results showed his ruling Fidesz party is comfortably ahead of their opposition rivals.
