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 celebra su desfile del Orgullo más libre tras la derrota de Orbán

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El 31.° Budapest Pride recorrió la capital húngara el 27 de junio, el primero desde que Víktor Orbán — quien había legislado para prohibirlo — perdió las elecciones de abril. Los participantes partieron de la Ópera y cruzaron el puente Isabel sobre el Danubio. El año pasado, el desfile se celebró desafiando la prohibición y reunió a más de 350 000 personas.

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