The Crisis in Hungary: More Products Have Been Rationalised After Viktor Orban Has Regulated Prices

The government led by Viktor Orban decided on 8 May to extend the placing on the market of certain non-food products from 19 May to 31 August, which has already proved ineffective, given that although flat-rate prices have increased in April.

The song festival has undergone many changes over the past decades, and our country has not been represented at it for six years – the reason for this is still unclear. According to public opinion, the Hungarian government has had enough of “the LGBTQ environment surrounding the festival”, and although it is a fact that the event has been a committed supporter of the LGBTQ community for years, this year’s Pride flag ban has upset many people.