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Budapest, Budapest. 3rd Apr, 2022. Peter Marki-Zay (C), leader of the opposition alliance, delivers his speech at a rally in Budapest, Hungary on April 3, 2022. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling
