CPAC Hungary to Feature White Nationalists, Extremist Party Figures and Far-Right Activists
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The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) returns to Hungary on May 29, 2025 featuring a host of authoritarian and bigoted speakers from the United States, Hungary, Spain, Denmark, Poland, Israel, Estonia, Austria, and the Czech Republic, among others. This is the latest in a series of CPAC events, including one that
occurred in Poland earlier in the week. CPAC Hungary is organized by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbans main propaganda organization, the Center for Fundamental Rights (Alapjogokert, CFR), and due to
massive financing from the Hungarian treasury, CPAC Hungary tends to be one of the largest events within the franchise outside of the yearly American conference (see the Global Project Against Hate and Extremisms profile of the Center for Fundamental Rights
here).
Here are a few of the individuals who will be attending this year as speakers.
Far-right social media figures:
Eva Vlaardingerbroek is an
Identitarian activist and prominent believer in the racist Great Replacement conspiracy theory, which alleges that political elites are secretly orchestrating a replacement of the native white population with a non-white immigrant population, and other conspiracy theories. Her
appearance comes only a week after having participated in the remigration conference in Italy, alongside neo-fascists, antisemites, white supremacists, and other extremists, advocating for the ethnic cleansing of non-white individuals by way of mass deportation as a solution to the Great Replacement (see GPAHEs reporting on this event
here).
Jack Posobiec, a far-right
conspiracy theorist who has numerous ties to white supremacist groups and has led disinformation campaigns.
Dave Rubin, an American content creator who was
implicated in unknowingly accepting money from a covert Russian influence operation in 2024 to produce content favorable to Russian interests.
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