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This article reports on Péter Magyar becoming Hungary's new prime minister after defeating Viktor Orbán's long-standing government, describing it as a democratic shift toward reform, anti-corruption, and closer ties with the EU. It highlights Magyar’s swearing-in, his promises to restore institutions and fight corruption, and frames the change as a hopeful, people-driven renewal. While the tone is celebratory and emphasizes moral revival, it relies on broad claims about corruption without detailed evidence, using emotional language to build support for the new leadership.