Hungarian Opposition Leader Magyar Pledges to Serve Country Rather Than Rule
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Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar declared he would not "rule" but rather "serve the country" following his party's strong electoral performance. Magyar said his Tisza Party received an unprecedented mandate to open a new chapter by changing not only the government but the entire system, and to start anew. The statement reflects the opposition's positioning as it seeks to challenge Hungary's current political establishment under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party, which has governed since 2010.