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What Was Orban's 'Secret Sanctuary' Hiding in a Luxuriously Renovated Monastery Overlooking the Danube?
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With the New York Times report, Viktor Orbán's opinion leader is trying to prove that Péter Magyar misled voters when he claimed that his predecessor moved his office to the Karmelita as a symbol of "luxury and gentrification." American visitors were disappointed, saying that the meticulously renovated monastery building in the castle resembles nothing more than an "IKEA" boutique hotel.
Viktor Orban, the prime minister who ruled Hungary for 16 years until his landslide election defeat in April, was never a despot, but his secret sanctuary is still open to the public.
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