Péter Magyar’s campaign didn’t instantly overthrow Viktor Orbán’s system; it attacked the foundations of its durability. By turning public anger into a coherent political movement, Magyar challenged the regime’s claim that stability was inevitable. He highlighted perceived unfairness and institutional pressure points, encouraging defections and eroding trust in official narratives. As scrutiny increased and conflicts intensified, supporters and opponents alike began doubting the built-to-last premise. The result was a political environment where the regime’s “durable” aura weakened.
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