A rising political newcomer hoping to deal a blow to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán mobilised tens of thousands of supporters in Budapest on Saturday.
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00:00 Tens of thousands of people took part in the Tisza party's campaign rally in Budapest.
00:06 The party's vice president, Péter Magyar, said that their aim was to change the government
00:11 and put Hungary back on the European path, as well as to create a more just system of
00:16 government based on the rule of law.
00:19 He entered public life and politics in February after the presidential pardon scandal.
00:24 The Tisza party is the peace party, the real peace party.
00:31 The Tisza party, unlike the current government, did not send Hungarian soldiers to civil war camps.
00:39 The Tisza party, unlike Fidesz, did not build fighting vehicles, weapons and ammunition factories.
00:52 Péter Magyar started his visit to Hungary on April 17th.
00:56 He visited Hungary practically within a few weeks.
00:59 He declared the recent campaign-closing rally the biggest political demonstration ever.
01:05 Kúnyarita, Euronews, Budapest.
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