Hungary Sees Massive Protests Over Assembly Law
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Massive protests erupted in Budapest against Hungary's amended assembly law. The Two-Tailed Dog Party organized a 'peace march,' ironically featuring participants in grey, highlighting the government's perceived exclusionary policies. Simultaneously, a counter-protest by government supporters targeted Tisza Party MEP Kinga Kollár's speech criticizing Hungary's EU funding and declining living standards. Government officials condemned Kollár's remarks, labeling Tisza Party president Péter Magyar a traitor and a paid agent of Brussels.
Massive protests erupted in Budapest against Hungary's amended assembly law. The Two-Tailed Dog Party organized a 'peace march,' ironically featuring participants in grey, highlighting the government's perceived exclusionary policies. Simultaneously, a counter-protest by government supporters targeted Tisza Party MEP Kinga Kollár's speech criticizing Hungary's EU funding and declining living standards. Government officials condemned Kollár's remarks, labeling Tisza Party president Péter Magyar a traitor and a paid agent of Brussels.
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