Pope Francis meets Hungary's Viktor Orban during trip
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Pope Francis urged Hungarians to be more "open" and "considered" during an open-air mass in Budapest after meeting the country's hardline Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Sunday.
Orban, a self-styled defender of Christian values, has rolled back civil liberties, ranging from migrant and LGBTQ+ rights to media freedom, and worked to erode judicial and academic independence in Hungary. The Pope's remarks appeared to criticize some of these policies, stressing the need for tolerance.More Related News
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