Analysts: The Hungarian Government Currently Dominates the Narrative, but the Situation Is Very Sensitive
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They believe that the current crisis is solely the responsibility of the government that took office in May, and that nothing like this has happened under Viktor Orbán. They have been attacking Magyar for days, saying that he is unprepared and incompetent, but the credibility and consistency of their communication falters on several points.
Péter Magyar Also Does Well in Crisis Management, Fidesz Is Just Trying to Catch up with Him for Now
The extreme heat and drought affecting a significant part of the country represent the first comprehensive crisis that Prime Minister Péter Magyar and the Tisza government, which took office a few months ago, have faced. The situation is simultaneously testing the cabinet's crisis management capabilities, communication, and decision-making.
We asked experts: what has been the most successful element of the government's crisis management so far, what is the most difficult task at this time, and why Fidesz is in a particularly difficult situation from a communication perspective. The post Is there a need for a Hungarian captain on the bridge? - the Tisza government is also being tested in crisis communication first appeared on 24.hu.
There is a difference not only in style but also in political outlook between the approach of Viktor Orbán and the current Prime Minister.
According to the rules of classic crisis communication, Péter Magyar is trying to be constantly present in the public, to reassure and prepare voters for the expected measures, and to show that the government has things under control.
With a supermajority in the National Assembly and the support of public opinion, the new Hungarian Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, works to dismember the illiberal and corrupt regime built by his predecessor, Viktor Orban, during his 16 years of rule. Quit being accused in turn of beatings.
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