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US Republican CPAC welcomes far-right leaders

Every year the far-right wing of the Republican party holds CPAC, a political conference to help elevate up-and-coming members of the party and prioritize their agenda. This year's high-profile guests will be Donald Trump and Viktor Orban.

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