After the votes were counted, the opposition party Tisza Péter Magyar became the sure winner of Sunday’s (April 12) Hungarian parliamentary elections, which won a constitutional majority in the parliament. After 16 years, the era of the government of the Fidesz party of the acting Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is thus coming to an end in Hungary.
The final voting results show that the Tisza party will have 138 out of 199 seats in the parliament (69.35%), while Fidesz will get 55 (27.64%) and the ultra-right movement Naša vlast (Mi Hazánk Mozgalom) six mandates (3.02%). informs the 24.hu server.
Orbán acknowledged his electoral defeat shortly after 9 p.m. on Sunday and congratulated Péter Magyar by phone. who, in a speech at Batthyány Square in Budapest, thanked his followers for their support. “We did it… We brought down Orbán’s regime together – together,” Magyar said, adding: “We liberated Hungary; we reclaimed our homeland.”
After the publication of the election results, which show a clear victory for Péter Magyar’s party, violent celebrations of Tisza’s followers broke out in the streets of the capital city of Budapest. Dozens of videos of Hungarians celebrating began to spread through social networks. Some tore pictures of Orbán, others sang loudly in the subway.
Zsolt Hegedűs, which is part of the candidate list of the Tisza party. After the party chairman gave a speech of thanks on stage, the orthopedic surgeon untied himself and performed funny dance creations in front of the whole nation. You can find the VIDEO at the end of the article.
TV editor Markíza Martina Töröková published the smiling picture on the social network. “Let’s Dance in Hungary,” joked a familiar face from the television screens. She was referring to the Let’s Dance show, whose eleventh season is currently being broadcast by Markíza. The editor probably meant that the politician would quickly catch on in the Slovaks’ favorite dance show.
Let’s Dance is a popular dance show where celebrities are paired with professional dancers and compete in ballroom dance performances every week. Their stay in the competition is decided by an expert jury together with the votes of the audience, until we get to know the king and queen of the dance floor in the shiny finale. It is known for its funny moments and is watched by all age groups of viewers every Sunday.
In another post, she shared a post the politician posted on social media. “That your dance video went viral overnight. People share it again and again because it’s not about politics, but about something much simpler: unbridled joy, humanity and hope. It’s really priceless,” Hegedűs wrote. PHOTOS of Töröková’s posts can be found in the gallery.
