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{{Evil_Organization|Box title = Evil organization|Image = Fidesz logo.png|fullname = English: Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Alliance<br>
{{Evil_Organization|Box title = Evil organization|image = 716F15DF-200A-41E1-AAA7-09A231655139.png|fullname = English: Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Alliance<br>
Hungarian: Fidesz – Magyar Polgári Szövetség|alias = Fidesz - Alliance of Young Democrats (former name, English)<br>Fidesz - Fiatal Demokraták Szövetsége (former name, Hungarian)|origin = Hungary|foundation = March 30, 1988|headquarters = Budapest, Hungary|commanders = [[Viktor Orbán]] (1988 - present)|skills = Political skills|goals = End the communist regime (succeeded)<br>Rule Hungary with a center-right agenda (1990s - 2014)<br>Rule Hungary with a right-far right agenda (2014 - present)<br>Stop migrants from entering the country (partially succeeded)<br>Keep control of Hungary (ongoing)|crimes = [[Authoritarianism]]<br>[[Propaganda]]<br>[[Xenophobia]]<br>[[Racism]]<br>[[Anti-Semitism]]<br>Nepotism<br>Cronyism<br>Corruption<br>[[Homophobia]]<br>[[Transphobia]]<br>[[Biphobia]]<br>[[Islamophobia]]<br>[[Misogyny]]<br>[[Xenophobia]]<br>[[War crimes]]<br>[[Crimes against humanity]]|type of villains = Jingoistic Political Party|type of villain=Jingoistic Political Party}}
Hungarian: Fidesz – Magyar Polgári Szövetség|alias = Fidesz|origin = Hungary|foundation = March 30, 1988|headquarters = Budapest, Hungary|commanders = [[Viktor Orbán]]|skills = Political skills|goals = End the communist regime (succeeded)
Rule Hungary with a center-right agenda (1990’s-2014)<br>
Rule Hungary with a right-far right agenda (2014-present)<br>
Stop migrants from entering the country (partially succeeded)<br>
Keep control of Hungary (ongoing)|crimes = Authoritarianism<br>
Corruption<br>
[[Islamophobia]]|type of villains = Jingoistic political party}}
'''Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Alliance '''(''Fidesz – Magyar Polgári Szövetség'') or more commonly known as '''Fidesz '''is the current ruling political party in Hungary led by [[Viktor Orbán]]. Founded in 1988, Fidesz was initially a liberal student activist party opposing the communist regime and had a leading roll in the 1989 revolutions which led to the end of communism in the country on October 23, 1989. Throught the early-mid 90’s, The party moved it’s ideology from liberalism to conservatism.
'''Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Alliance '''(''Fidesz – Magyar Polgári Szövetség'') or more commonly known as '''Fidesz '''is the current ruling political party in Hungary led by [[Viktor Orbán]]. Founded in 1988, Fidesz was initially a liberal student activist party opposing the communist regime and had a leading roll in the 1989 revolutions which led to the end of communism in the country on October 23, 1989. Throught the early-mid 90’s, The party moved it’s ideology from liberalism to conservatism.
==History==
==History==
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Fidesz is a member of the European People's Party but was suspended on 20 March 2019. Prior to the 2019 European Parliament election, Fidesz announced it would discuss an alliance with Poland's Law and Justice party if it leaves the EPP. The two nations' conservative governments have shared a close friendship and alliance for multiple years and the Polish government has pledged political support for Fidesz-led Hungary within the EU.
Fidesz is a member of the European People's Party but was suspended on 20 March 2019. Prior to the 2019 European Parliament election, Fidesz announced it would discuss an alliance with Poland's Law and Justice party if it leaves the EPP. The two nations' conservative governments have shared a close friendship and alliance for multiple years and the Polish government has pledged political support for Fidesz-led Hungary within the EU.


Orbán and his government have gained favour with US president [[Donald Trump]] and his administration (in stark contrast to the policy of isolation practiced by the preceding Obama Admininstration). Orbán was the first European head of government to endorse Trump's presidential bid during the 2016 United States presidential election. Trump has praised Hungary's anti-immigrant policies in a discussion with Orbán. The more amiable attitude of the Trump Administration toward the Hungarian government prompted criticism and a protest by 22 Democratic Party lawmakers that called for a more disciplinary policy towards the country's government over what they perceived as a problematic track record. [[Steve Bannon]], former head of [[Breitbart News]] and a former close associate of President Trump who had an integral role in Trump's electoral campaign and administration, has also praised Orbán and announced plans to work with Fidesz in orchestrating the party's electoral campaign for the 2019 European parliament election.
Orbán and his government have gained favour with US president Donald Trump and his administration (in stark contrast to the policy of isolation practiced by the preceding Obama Admininstration). Orbán was the first European head of government to endorse Trump's presidential bid during the 2016 United States presidential election. Trump has praised Hungary's anti-immigrant policies in a discussion with Orbán. The more amiable attitude of the Trump Administration toward the Hungarian government prompted criticism and a protest by 22 Democratic Party lawmakers that called for a more disciplinary policy towards the country's government over what they perceived as a problematic track record. [[Steve Bannon]], former head of [[Breitbart News]] and a former close associate of President Trump who had an integral role in Trump's electoral campaign and administration, has also praised Orbán and announced plans to work with Fidesz in orchestrating the party's electoral campaign for the 2019 European parliament election.


Orbán has allied closely with former Slovenian PM [[Janez Janša]] and the right-wing Slovenian Democratic Party he heads, going so far as to campaign for SDS during the 2018 Slovenian parliamentary election. Businesspeople close to Orbán also provided funds to SDS-affiliated media companies that then also used some of the funds to purchase campaign ads on behalf of SDS to circumvent Slovenian campaign finance laws. After the election, and while SDS was struggling to secure political support to form a coalition government, Janša again met with Orbán on a private visit to Budapest; during the meeting, Orbán also conducted a conference call with US president Trump with Janša joining in. SDS's unconditional backing of Fidesz within the EPP was reportedly pivotal in preventing Fidesz's expulsion from EPP, resulting in a more lenient suspension. In a letter to EPP leader, Janša warned of an "inevitable" split in the EPP if the vote to expel Fidesz were to take place.
Orbán has allied closely with former Slovenian PM [[Janez Janša]] and the right-wing Slovenian Democratic Party he heads, going so far as to campaign for SDS during the 2018 Slovenian parliamentary election. Businesspeople close to Orbán also provided funds to SDS-affiliated media companies that then also used some of the funds to purchase campaign ads on behalf of SDS to circumvent Slovenian campaign finance laws. After the election, and while SDS was struggling to secure political support to form a coalition government, Janša again met with Orbán on a private visit to Budapest; during the meeting, Orbán also conducted a conference call with US president Trump with Janša joining in. SDS's unconditional backing of Fidesz within the EPP was reportedly pivotal in preventing Fidesz's expulsion from EPP, resulting in a more lenient suspension. In a letter to EPP leader, Janša warned of an "inevitable" split in the EPP if the vote to expel Fidesz were to take place.
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