The incoming Hungarian government is moving forward with plans to put an end to what it calls ”scare tactics” regarding migration, war, and “woke” ideology. Critics are now warning that this could lead to legislated censorship—and commentator Tord Finyak sees a clear shift toward left-liberal policies.
Shortly after the change in government, concerns are growing over the new administration’s signals that it intends to restrict certain types of political communication. In an interview with Reply Online says the nominee for Minister of the Cabinet Office Bálint Ruff, drawing on the traditions of both the liberal SZDSZ and the socialist MSZP, that communication warning of illegal migration, the threat of war, and "woke" ideology must be stopped.
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