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Hungarian journalists feel pressure easing after Orban's defeat as press seeks to rebuild
Viktor Orban lost the election in April after 16 years in power, a period marked by control of the media and restrictions on press freedom. Hungarian journalists speak of easing pressure on them, while the press is now seeking to rebuild.
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- Viktor Orban, the former Hungarian prime minister, lost the election in April.
«Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's election defeat in April ended a 16-year rule»
The Seattle Times • Associated Press News - The defeat ended a 16-year rule marked by control of the media and restrictions on press freedom.
«ended a 16-year rule marked by media control and restrictions on press freedoms»
The Seattle Times • Associated Press News - Hungarian journalists speak of easing pressure on them following the defeat.
«Hungarian journalists feel the pressure lifting after Orbán’s defeat»
The Seattle Times - The Hungarian press is now seeking to rebuild after years of Orban's control.
«Hungary’s press looks to rebuild after years of Orbán-era control»
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