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Hungarians decide whether to end 16 years of Orbán rule and elect rival

“I know what Fidesz brings, I know what Fidesz does, I live in it,” says Deputy Mayor Roland Kósa, who speaks of an arrogance towards power. “When we got elected, what we faced even before and after is that Fidesz basically looked through us and said and thought we do not exist – this is still their city, this is still their country.”

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