Conservatives supported by the United States in Europe hope that this moment will be in the prevailing prevailing

It was a large week in Europe for CPAC, the American Conservative Political Labor Conference, with great gatherings in Poland and Hungary.

Timing is extremely important, before running in Poland’s presidential elections on Sunday, between CPAC -backed nationalities, Carole Noruki, and the mayor of Warsaw Rafale Tzinsovsky, which CPAC speakers describe as a “battle for Western civilization”.

Traditionally, a meeting of conservative activists in America, CPAC’s vision with Donald Trump in the White House and its Maga (Make America again) has increased in undisputed control of the Republican Party.

“This is not a gathering of defeat, but from those who endured,” said Hungary’s National Prime Minister Victor Urban on Thursday in Budapest.

President Trump described as “the serum of truth”, Urban emphasized his vision of new Europe, as he calls the “era of patriots”, based on the nation and the traditional family and his narration of Christianity.

For the turbulent applause, he and other speakers mocked the green deal of the European Union, and they complained of collective migration and “sex and madness”.

In the Congress Hall full of disco music, flashing lights, videos, and celebrity show flight attendants, the older politicians sometimes seemed impressive by all razamatazz.

“The Europeans do not feel safe in their cities, homes and countries,” Urban said. “They are strangers in their homes. This is not an integration, it is the replacement of the population.”

It was a topic that was echoed by his guests, Alice, which indicates the far -right AFD AFD in Germany and Gert Wilders in freedom of freedom in the Netherlands.

This movement was looking to reshape the entire European project through its trademark for preserving the conservatives, as it gave up the ancient liberalism of the European Union.

Among the other speakers were the Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and the leader of the Austrian Freedom Party, Herbert Kekel.

Former British Prime Minister Liz Trus was also here, with former Australian Minister Tony Abbott, former Prime Minister Matius Muroyki and Andreig Babis, along with a group of influential Republicans and politicians in South America.

There was even a representative from the Bharatia Jatata Rajndra Modi in India, Ram Madhaf.

In Warsaw on Tuesday, then in Budapest, speakers put the case for what one of them called “an international national movement, a global platform for the anti -skin forces.”

“Unlike CPAC in the United States, CPAC Hungary seems to have more intellectual material. It also serves as an opportunity – rare in Europe – for politicians and nationalist and couple activists to meet and communicate.”

“Victor Urban promised to make Budapest the intellectual capital of the divided European province may be achieved.”

Orban enjoys that the topic of “dissident”, while more prevailing European conservatives such as the new advisor in Germany, Fredchich Mirz, maintains a distance.

There was a feeling of Hungary and Poland this week that the Trump administration was here to pay the support Donald Trump from the national leaders in Europe in his victory last November.

“If you elected a leader who will work with President Trump, the Polish people will have a strong ally,” Trump’s head of home security said to the CPAC.

“You will continue to get an American military presence here … and you will have equipment made of America and high quality.”

She did not say what would happen if Carroll Noruki did not win on Sunday.

While the Maga movement in Europe – translated by Victor Urban into Mega (made Europe great again) – it looks confident of the self, it has also endured setbacks, the last of which is with the mayor of Bucharest, Nicosur Dan, winning Romania Presidential elections.

In AlbaniaSally Perisha, the Leader -backed by the Maga Democratic Party, lost the parliamentary elections for this month to Edda Rama Socialism. Chris Laccoita, the former Trump campaign expert, helped Perisha campaign.

In Austria Herbert Kiel Cikel hoped to become a consultant by forming a new right -wing coalition, who instead chose the Christian People’s Party.

Even the throne vibrates under Victor Urban, adding the conference in Budapest.

Could his message, which was very fresh in the ears of his glory in the United States, could have been for the Hungarians?

“If Noruki does not win in Poland, Hungary will be the next and Victor Urban will lose power,” George Simon, the Romanian nationalist who was defeated by Nikosor Dan in Warsaw. The upcoming parliamentary elections for Hungary are scheduled to spread in April next year.

There are also cracks in the unit interface.

Ukraine and Russia are still a source of division. Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni was clear due to her absence.

There was bad news this week for VikTor Orban – the Hungarian fertility rate fell to 1.28 in April, which is nearly a decrease in this when he reached power in 2010, despite 15 years of tax incentives and home construction to encourage husbands to have more children.

But when the chairs were mobilized in the Congress Hall in Budapest Friday evening, there was a mood of eloquence, and eyes trained to run in Poland.