Hungarian politician steals the show with dance to celebrate Orbán’s defeat; VIDEO

Hungarian politician steals the show during the celebration for Orbán’s defeat in the elections A Hungarian politician stole the show during the celebration for the opposition’s victory at the polls this Sunday (12). Zsolt Hegedus, considered the favorite to be nominated as Minister of Health by the new government, was excited by the results of the elections, which guaranteed a majority in Parliament for his party, Tisza, and entertained his colleagues and supporters with several dance moves (see above). End of the Orbán era after 16 years The opposition party Tisza won the elections in Hungary this Sunday (12) and won a majority in Parliament, ending 16 years of government by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, one of the main names of the global far right. With 95.63% of the votes counted, Tisza won 137 seats in the 199-seat Parliament. Led by center-right Péter Magyar, the party will form the next government. The Fidesz party, led by Viktor Orbán, won 55 seats, while Mi Hazánk reached 7 seats, according to the national electoral body (NVI). 🗒️Do you have any reporting suggestions? Send to g1 Opposition wins in Hungary and puts an end to 16 years of Orbán’s government See how the results turned out with 95.63% of the vote count: Tisza: 137 seats Fidesz: 55 seats Mi Hazánk: 7 seats After confirming the victory, Péter Magyar stated that he will represent all Hungarians and that “those who defrauded” the country “will be held accountable”. He also called for the resignation of the president of the Supreme Court, the attorney general and the heads of the media and competition watchdog. Peter Magyar, leader of the opposition party Tisza, holds a national flag after the partial results of the parliamentary election, in Budapest, Hungary, on April 12, 2026. REUTERS/Marton Monus According to the leader, Hungary will be a strong ally of the European Union and NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization). “The transition will be peaceful and smooth,” he said, adding that the country’s “independent institutions” “have been captured over the last 16 years.” Magyar also said that Orbán congratulated him on the election results. The prime minister publicly admitted defeat after the investigation progressed. Hungarian politician steals the show with dance to celebrate Orbán’s defeat REUTERS

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