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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2022 · 21 MIN

Why Current School Protests in Hungary Make a Difference

from Visegrad Insight Podcast · host Res Publica Foundation

A human chain made up of thousands of students and teachers last week in Budapest is symbolic of Hungary’s bottom-up resistance to Viktor Orban’s domestic policies. As the Hungarian Forint hits historic low levels against the Euro, and price increases continue to shrink the purchasing power of Hungarians, the Fidesz government is likely to use any ammo available to deflect responsibility. Michał Zabłocki, Climate and Democracy Editor at Visegrad Insight, and Hungarian journalist Viktória Serdült tune in live from Budapest to unpack latest developments.

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