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What are the potential benefits and challenges of changing Hungary's constitution and leadership?

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Belgium
Gestart June 23, 2026

The Hungarian prime minister spoke for nearly an hour about the "mafia" that had overtaken the country during his predecessor's time in office

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CLAIM Geplaatst door will • Jun 23, 2026
While the new proposed constitution aims to address corruption, it's essential to critically examine whether the changes will genuinely empower citizens or merely shift power dynamics among existing elites.

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CLAIM Geplaatst door will • Jun 23, 2026
The proposed anti-corruption office could represent a significant step toward tackling systemic issues in Hungary, but its effectiveness will depend on the political will to support its independence and functionality.

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