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Flora Garamvolgyi

Viktor Orbán tells CPAC the path to power is to ‘have your own media’

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban speaks during a session of CPAC in Budapest, Hungary, on Thursday.
The Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán, speaks during a session of CPAC in Budapest, Hungary, on Thursday. Photograph: Attila Kisbenedek/AFP/Getty Images

The Hungarian leader, Viktor Orbán, has told a conference of US conservatives that the path to power required having their own media outlets, calling for shows like Tucker Carlson’s to be broadcast “24/7”.

Orbán, recently elected to a fourth term, laid out a 12-point blueprint to achieving and consolidating power to a special meeting of the US Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), under the slogan of “God, Homeland, Family”, held in Budapest.

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