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💥🪧Huge protest tomorrow outside Viktor Orbán’s office after another week of damning evidence of sexual and physical abuse in child care and youth detention centers. It's Hungary’s own Epstein scandal, fueled by wild rumors. A new related video has already been seen by millions.

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🇭🇺 ORBÁN’S FORTRESS CRACKS: TENS OF THOUSANDS MARCH AFTER CHILD ABUSE VIDEOS SURFACE AT STATE-RUN DETENTION CENTER Budapest erupted today as opposition leader Péter Magyar led massive protests demanding Viktor Orbán resign over shocking abuse at a juvenile detention facility - 4 months before elections that could end his 15-year reign. The catalyst: Videos published this week showing employees at a Budapest state-run center physically beating detained children. The former director is in custody on charges of running a prostitution ring, human trafficking, and money laundering. 7 people detained so far. Police raided the facility and placed all 5 of Hungary’s juvenile centers under direct oversight. Protesters marched from downtown Pest across the Danube to Orbán’s office on Castle Hill carrying torches, soft toys, and a banner reading “Protect the children!” The kicker: Magyar, whose Tisza party is polling ahead of Orbán’s Fidesz, just released a 2021 government report showing over 20% of children in state care had been abused. The government buried it for years. This isn’t new. Last year Hungary’s president Katalin Novák resigned after pardoning someone convicted of covering up child sexual abuse at an orphanage. Orbán promised to “prioritize protecting children” when he took power in 2010. Instead: repeated high-profile abuse scandals, suppressed reports, and institutions left to predators. Orbán condemned the abuse this week, saying even “young criminals shouldn’t be treated this way” - effectively blaming detained children. Too little, too late. What’s next: Magyar is turning institutional rot into electoral momentum. Orbán faces his toughest challenge in 15 years with April elections looming. One protester who traveled 200 miles from the Ukrainian border told reporters Orbán’s government “will be gone” by election day. The man who built Hungary into Europe’s illiberal fortress just discovered his foundation is crumbling - and it’s made of the children he swore to protect. Sources: Bloomberg, Reuters, AP, AFP

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