The European Democrats, a centrist political group in Brussels, mocked Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after images of anti-corruption protesters dressed as zebras outside a lavish estate tied to his family went viral. Nearly a thousand people joined the so-called “safari tour” over the weekend at Hatvanpuszta, a historic manor in central Hungary redeveloped into a sprawling compound that critics say epitomizes corruption and impunity under Orbán’s rule. With Orbán, anything goes,” the European Democrats wrote on X . Security guards monitored Saturday’s protest but did not intervene as demonstrators carried placards reading “Filthy Fidesz” and posed in zebra costumes. Orbán has dismissed criticism of the estate, calling it a “half-finished farm” unrelated to him.