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Hungarys upcoming election on April 12th could see Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ousted after 16 years, with opposition leader Péter Magyars Tisza party leading by 10 points. Magyar promises to reclaim €17 billion in frozen EU funds, focusing on anti-corruption, independent courts, freer universities, and EU crime-fighting office membership. The EU demands 27 key fixes for fund release, with Orbáns team achieving 17 fully and 9 partly. Magyar may need a two-thirds majority for court reforms and removing Orbán allies. A Tisza victory would likely result in a business-like relationship with Brussels, but the EU court will closely monitor rule enforcement.
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