This Saturday, about 200 thousand people took part in the “Boyda march”, which without incidents in the festive and family atmosphere, despite the fact that the Hungarian ultra -nationalist government was prohibited.
At 18.00 local time (16.00 according to Greenwich), at least 200,000 people, according to the representative of Budapest Pride, Mate Heged, who gathered in front of the University of Engineering University, after crossing the Erzesubet bridge across the Danube.
The call, the most massive over 30 years of the history of this event, was considered an act of resistance to prohibiting the rights of LGTBI, which the Prime Minister of Hungary wanted to impose.
At the head of the demonstration, with the motto “Freedom and love cannot be prohibited,” was the mayor of Budapest, the ecologist of Gergeli Karassan, accompanied by the second vice president of the Spanish government, Joland Diaz.
“Budapest, thanks to your participation today, has become the capital of Europe,” Karassan said in front of the crowd.
“The strength and greatness of Budapest are in its multifaceted character,” the first mayor added, saying that the city, “will always protect those who are at risk that they are depriving the right.”
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Or we are all free or not, ”Karasan said in front of the crowd, and clearly referring to the spring legislative elections of 2026, he said that the country” is faced with great changes. “
Karaxari thanked the support of the mayors of cities, such as Barcelona, Paris, Athens and London, among others that were present today on the march to show their solidarity.
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This law, promoted by Fidesm, the Party of Prime Minister Orban, provides that public events can be prohibited if they threaten development, considering the “adequate” minors.
Given the issued ban, Karaross decided to include pride progress in municipal capital, which, in his opinion, does not require permission or registration of the authorities.
In recent days, Orban himself warned that participants in the unauthorized March may experience legal consequences, such as fines up to 200,000 Forintos (about 500 euros).
A group of about 40 ultra -Praitarov blocked the Labertad bridge, where a tour of pride passed.
While the progress of pride was prohibited, the authorities argued that the counterattack of the extreme right -hand party, which, however, was very few.
With information EFE
