Peter Magyar, Viktor Orban's Opponent, Reached the Border with Romania, in "the March of a Million Steps"

Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar launched Wednesday, May 14, in a march down to Romania, to protest the recent approach of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban of AUR George Simeon, a march for "peace and unity"...

According to a survey by Policy Solutions, they like the 13th month pension, family benefits and reduced utility bills, but the majority of society believes that Viktor Orbán's 15 years of rule have set the country back, favoring the rich, and that only those who are on good terms with the government can progress. They consider Péter Magyar better in almost everything. Even voters of Mi Hazánk and DK would rather choose him over Viktor Orbán.

There are also significant differences of opinion between age groups.

Hungarian society is deeply divided over Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 15-year tenure in power.

Recent research by Policy Solutions examined the perception of the performance of Orbán governments over the past fifteen years, and found that although the simplifying panels of government communication have had an effect, when it comes to their immediate environment, Fidesz voters also feel that their lives are getting worse.

Two-thirds believe that the government that has been in place since 2010 primarily benefits the rich, and that only those who are on good terms with the government can progress. They would expect solutions from Péter Magyar on most issues.