Le Pen, Orban, Wilders unite in Spain to ‘Make Europe Great Again’
Far-right leaders from Europe gathered in Madrid for a high-energy rally under the banner—”Make Europe Great Again”. Europe’s far-right leaders see Trump’s win as a turning point. The speakers hailed the new political shift. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán likened Trump’s reelection to a tornado. “The Trump tornado has changed the world in just a few weeks… yesterday we were heretics; today, we are the mainstream”. French far-right leader Marine Le Pen linked Trump’s win to a global transformation. “Donald Trump’s victory cannot be seen as a mere alternation of power in a democratic country, nor as the democratic outburst of a nation in decline. We are witnessing a true global shift.” The rally’s host, Spanish Vox leader Santiago Abascal, warned against digital censorship, calling it a threat to freedom.
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