New opinion poll: The majority of Hungarians consider the current system a mafia state
According to the results of a recent opinion poll, a significant shift has occurred in the mindset of Hungarian voters. The majority of those who participated in the survey stated that they consider the current system of government to be a mafia state.
One of the most important findings of the research concerns the business sphere. A large portion of respondents believe that entrepreneurs who have become extremely wealthy in recent years did not actually acquire their assets through their own merits, but rather operate as "front men" for government circles.
This opinion reflects the growing distrust in society regarding the intertwining of economic and political interests. Many see that the distribution of public funds is not transparent and that political connections are often behind economic successes.
Data from the survey highlight how strong the critical perspective is among the Hungarian population regarding the functioning of power. According to experts, these results pose a serious challenge for the government in maintaining public trust in the future.