Multitudinaria marcha LGTBIQ+ en Budapest pese a la prohibición

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Pese a la prohibición del Gobierno húngaro, Budapest siguió adelante con su Desfile del Orgullo. Unas 200.000 personas salieron a las calles para enviar un mensaje al primer ministro, Viktor Orbán, y a su gobierno de derechas: “la libertad y el amor no pueden prohibirse”. El mayor acto del Orgullo en la historia de Hungría se convirtió en una protesta contra el ejecutivo húngaro.

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00:00Tens de thousands took to the streets in Budapest

00:02to defy the Hungarian government's ban on this year's Pride March.

00:07People risk legal consequences turning out in record numbers

00:11to protest Orbán's targeting of LGBTQ plus people.

00:14Creo que es importante porque podemos mostrar que realmente queremos lo que queremos.

00:19Es una ley humanitaria que podemos querer lo que queremos.

00:22Es el objetivo de que haya un salario por la libertad, la libertad, la libertad de la libertad de la libertad de la libertad.

00:28El pueblo de la ciudad es progresista a la policía el presidencial de la policía es declaró que es un evento municipal.

00:33Algunos protesos que no eran eran las las de la que eran.

00:37La rueda se cambió para evitar que los conflictos se desee.

00:41LGBTQ plus issues remain divisive in Hungary, especially in rural areas,

00:46though public opinion has become steadily more supportive over the years.

00:51The government ban on gatherings that they claim promote homosexuality

00:55was motivated by the need to allegedly protect children.

00:59But some parents at the march disagreed.

01:01I think it's actually the opposite. The more they see, the more they are.

01:05So I think this is complete nonsense.

01:08Well, the joy, the peace, the equality, the equality of equality is that if it's responsible for children and health,

01:15then I think that we need to make sure that we're really responsible for children's health.

01:27Critics say the Pride ban is part of a wider crackdown on democratic freedoms ahead of parliamentary elections next year.

01:35But Hungarians see this year's Pride as more than a march for equality,

01:39but also as sending a clear message about human rights.

01:42It's the same thing that the government is stronger than the government,

01:46but the government has to make sure that the government is stronger than the government.

01:49And I'm really proud of you, that we are here.

01:52Thank you.

01:53Thank you.

01:53Thank you very much.

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