Hungary’s ousted leader, Viktor Orban, has declared a "resistance" movement against the government of newly appointed Prime Minister Magyar, accusing the administration of tyranny and dismantling the rule of law.
Orban's opposition to the current government centers on several key policy changes enacted by the new administration. Specifically, he objects to the introduction of term limits, the suspension of the public news service, and the replacement of his political appointees.
The declaration marks a significant political shift in Hungary, setting up a direct confrontation between the newly established Magyar government and the country's former leadership.
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