Hungary's 31st Budapest Pride marched through the capital on June 27 — the first since Viktor Orbán, who had legislated to ban it, lost April's election. Last year's march was held in defiance of the ban; this year police authorized the event and provided security along the route.
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Budapest Pride ngayong taon, pinaka-malaya mula nang matalo si Orbán

ABC NEWS

Noong Hunyo 27, isinagawa ang ika-31 Budapest Pride sa kabisera ng Hungria — ang unang mula nang matalo si Viktor Orbán sa eleksyon noong Abril, na noon ay nagpasa ng batas na nagbabawal sa kaganapan. Nagsimula ang martsa mula sa Opera House at tumawid sa Tulay ng Elizabeth sa ilog Danube. Noong nakaraang taon, higit 350,000 ang dumalo kahit ipinagbabawal.

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