Watch | Budapest erupts in celebration as historic election ends Trump-ally Orban's 16-year rule in Hungary
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What Happened
Hungary's opposition Tisza party won a historic election on April 12, ending Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year rule. The election achieved 80% turnout, a record. Budapest erupted in celebrations with thousands dancing, waving flags, and toasting. Tisza leader Peter Magyar secured more than a two-thirds parliamentary majority. Orban conceded defeat, marking a setback for his allies including US President Donald Trump. Voters prioritized European orientation and democratic restoration.
Key Entities
Viktor OrbanTisza PartyPeter MagyarHungaryBudapestFidesz PartyDonald TrumpApril 12 Election