The time is set for Hungary's Fidesz party to break from opposition politics and establish a new "resistance politics," former PM and party leader Viktor Orbán stressed in a speech on Saturday. Orbán said he believed that those who voted for change in the Hungarian elections in spring "didn't vote to have their trust betrayed." Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementMost of them, he said, acted in good faith and had simply expected fewer government mistakes and stronger economic performance. So instead of pursuing an opposition strategy based on self-reflection, he said, Fidesz must adopt a strategy of "resistance." Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIn response, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said it was pointless to listen to Orbán.