Viktor Orban's defeat in the election on April 12 was met with great euphoria in Hungary . The country now faces its second system change since the collapse of communism there in 1989/90. Election winner Peter Magyar says that the task now is to "tear down the Orban system" and make Hungary a "normal, respected country" in Europe again. How does he intend to do that? What will his first steps be? And will he manage to prove wrong those who say there is no difference between him and Orban's Fidesz party on some issues? Where does Peter Magyar stand politically? Magyar describes himself as conservative and right-wing. He rejects being referred to as a "liberal conservative" but distances himself from the term "patriot" in the sense used by his predecessor, Viktor Orban . He is pro-European in his outlook and is opposed to both too much EU influence on national policy and the "sovereignism" espoused by Orban.…