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Story summary
- Viktor Orbán, Hungary's prime minister, faces challenges ahead of the April 12 elections amid stagnation and corruption scandals.
- Péter Magyar leads the center-right Tisza party, backed by a group of young volunteers campaigning to end Orbán's 16-year rule.
- Polls indicate Tisza has gained substantial support, especially among voters under 30.
- Analysts say the generational divide could reshape Hungary's future direction and its relationship with the European Union (EU).
