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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made a statement outlining his country’s pragmatic foreign policy approach to the political and economic instability in Venezuela.

Listing Hungary’s priorities, Orban said: “We are not in the business of making global moral judgments. However, you can be sure that Hungary will not mourn the collapse of a narco-state. Our interests lie in what is good for our people: fewer drugs on the global market and lower energy costs.”

Referring to the global impact of the prosperity of the Venezuelan people, Orban concluded: “Prosperity for Venezuelans is also good for us.”