In Hungary, the revenge of Andras Baka, the small judge who should become president
Fourteen years later, the former magistrate has every chance of becoming Hungary's new president on 11 August 2026
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Fourteen years later, the former magistrate has every chance of becoming Hungary's new president on 11 August 2026. Nicknamed "the man who said no" to Viktor Orban, Andras Baka had been ousted from the Supreme Court for defending the independence of justice.
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Fourteen years later, the former magistrate has every chance of becoming Hungary's new president on 11 August 2026
reliability low1/2 sourcesNicknamed "the man who said no" to Viktor Orban, Andras Baka had been ousted from the Supreme Court for defending the independence of justice.
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Fourteen years later, the former magistrate has every chance of becoming Hungary's new president on 11 August 2026
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterNicknamed "the man who said no" to Viktor Orban, Andras Baka was ousted from the Supreme Court for defending the independence of the..
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