Hungary's Orban accepts party endorsement to fight next electionBUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary s right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban accepted his ruling Fidesz party s endorsement on Sunday to lead it into an election next year, saying he needed another four year term in power to make his transformation of the country  irreversible . Orban, who has steered Hungary into confrontation with the European Union by campaigning against immigration, asserting control over the media and courts, and criticizing efforts to deepen European integration, received a unanimous 1,358 votes at a party congress to remain Fidesz leader for two more years. With an election five months away, he leads all contenders and looks likely to secure a third consecutive landslide.  There is no mood for a change of government in Hungary, so much as a mood for a change of opposition,  Orban said to laughter and applause, referring to disarray within the center-left. [nL8N1MD2V9] Polls show the center-left likely to be overtaken at the next election by the far-right Jobbik party, seen as leaning even further towards ethnic nationalism than Orban s Fidesz.  We need to work for four more years to strengthen our achievements to the point that they are irreversible,  Orban said. The 54-year-old premier has been widely criticized by Western allies for eroding democratic freedoms, which he and Fidesz deny. He has become unassailably popular at home, especially since 2015, when Hungary became the main land route into the EU for around a million Middle Eastern migrants who crossed the Balkans on their way to Germany and other rich countries further north. Orban and Fidesz say hostility towards them is being whipped up as part of a conspiracy by George Soros, a Hungarian-American financier who has long contributed to  open society  causes around the world, including in his native Eastern Europe. In his speech accepting his party s endorsement, Orban said he was fighting against  globalist  views that threaten the EU s Christian nations and their moral foundations, for which he blamed Soros.  Some countries in Europe decided to transcend Christianity and their own national character,  he said.  They want to step into a post-Christian, post-national era.   To execute Soros s plan they want to root out governments which represent national interests around Europe, and that includes us,  he said.  They act like Soviet agitprop agents once did. We old war-horses know them by their smell.  worldnews
hungary urban accepts party endorsement fight next electionbudapest reuters hungary prime minister victor urban accepted ruling files party endorsement sunday lead election next year saying needed another four year term power make transformation country irreversible urban steered hungary confrontation european union campaigning immigration asserting control media courts criticizing efforts deepen european integration received unanimous votes party congress remain files leader two years with election five months away leads contenders looks likely secure third consecutive landslide there mood change government hungary much mood change opposition urban said laughter applause referring disarray within polls show likely overtaken next election robbie party seen leaning even towards ethnic nationalism urban files we need work four years strengthen achievements point irreversible urban said the premier widely criticized western allies reading democratic freedoms files deny he become unassailably popular home especially since hungary became main land route eu around million middle eastern migrants crossed balkan way germany rich countries north urban files say hostility towards whipped part conspiracy george sorts financier long contributed open society causes around world including native eastern europe in speech accepting party endorsement urban said fighting loyalist views threaten eu christian nations moral foundations blamed sorts some countries europe decided transcend christianity national character said they want step era to execute sorts plan want root governments represent national interests around europe includes us said they act like soviet agitprop agents we old know smell worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Hungary's Orban accepts party endorsement to fight next electionBUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary s right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban accepted his ruling Fidesz party s endorsement on Sunday to lead it into an election next year, saying he needed another four year term in power to make his transformation of the country  irreversible . Orban, who has steered Hungary into confrontation with the European Union by campaigning against immigration, asserting control over the media and courts, and criticizing efforts to deepen European integration, received a unanimous 1,358 votes at a party congress to remain Fidesz leader for two more years. With an election five months away, he leads all contenders and looks likely to secure a third consecutive landslide.  There is no mood for a change of government in Hungary, so much as a mood for a change of opposition,  Orban said to laughter and applause, referring to disarray within the center-left. [nL8N1MD2V9] Polls show the center-left likely to be overtaken at the next election by the far-right Jobbik party, seen as leaning even further towards ethnic nationalism than Orban s Fidesz.  We need to work for four more years to strengthen our achievements to the point that they are irreversible,  Orban said. The 54-year-old premier has been widely criticized by Western allies for eroding democratic freedoms, which he and Fidesz deny. He has become unassailably popular at home, especially since 2015, when Hungary became the main land route into the EU for around a million Middle Eastern migrants who crossed the Balkans on their way to Germany and other rich countries further north. Orban and Fidesz say hostility towards them is being whipped up as part of a conspiracy by George Soros, a Hungarian-American financier who has long contributed to  open society  causes around the world, including in his native Eastern Europe. In his speech accepting his party s endorsement, Orban said he was fighting against  globalist  views that threaten the EU s Christian nations and their moral foundations, for which he blamed Soros.  Some countries in Europe decided to transcend Christianity and their own national character,  he said.  They want to step into a post-Christian, post-national era.   To execute Soros s plan they want to root out governments which represent national interests around Europe, and that includes us,  he said.  They act like Soviet agitprop agents once did. We old war-horses know them by their smell.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: hungary urban accepts party endorsement fight next electionbudapest reuters hungary prime minister victor urban accepted ruling files party endorsement sunday lead election next year saying needed another four year term power make transformation country irreversible urban steered hungary confrontation european union campaigning immigration asserting control media courts criticizing efforts deepen european integration received unanimous votes party congress remain files leader two years with election five months away leads contenders looks likely secure third consecutive landslide there mood change government hungary much mood change opposition urban said laughter applause referring disarray within polls show likely overtaken next election robbie party seen leaning even towards ethnic nationalism urban files we need work four years strengthen achievements point irreversible urban said the premier widely criticized western allies reading democratic freedoms files deny he become unassailably popular home especially since hungary became main land route eu around million middle eastern migrants crossed balkan way germany rich countries north urban files say hostility towards whipped part conspiracy george sorts financier long contributed open society causes around world including native eastern europe in speech accepting party endorsement urban said fighting loyalist views threaten eu christian nations moral foundations blamed sorts some countries europe decided transcend christianity national character said they want step era to execute sorts plan want root governments represent national interests around europe includes us said they act like soviet agitprop agents we old know smell worldnews