The main political rallies in Budapest, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and opposition leader Péter Magyar have taken place to kick off the final phase of campaigning ahead of the country's parliamentary elections next month. Magyan accused Prime Minister Orbán of selling Hungary's freedom for 30 pieces of silver in order to enrich himself and his dynasty, while Orbán countered that voters will have the final say. The opposition leader's rally was attended by over 100,000 supporters, with some charging that Orbán had invited "Russian agents" into the country to sabotage the Hungarian people’s free expression of will. Public opinion polls suggest that centrist Magyara has a strong chance of winning the election and unseating Orbán after 16 years in power.