It'd be fun to look at the article you originally saw because it is indeed major many metabolic end product
Here's what happened in a short, quite raw form:
1998-2002: A politcal party called Fidesz wins elections over the socialists who had been in charge basically since 1956 under different names/titles.
Fidesz makes a series of decisions that finally start to push things into the right direction, the economy starts to grow, unemployment rates decrease, altogether things seem to be going pretty well after decades of socialist/communist many metabolic end product and madness.
MSZP the opposing party (socialists) acknowledge the successes of the party and as any other opposing party would do, they claim that the country could be doing even better and Fidesz is holding back money from the people who'd deserve it. Based on this idea they create a campaign in 2002 and win the elections.
2002-2006: MSZP is the governing party, things are going pretty bad again, the prime minister Peter Medgyessy resigns in 2005 due to involvement with communist spy agencies back in the day, another guy called Ferenc Gyurcsany takes over. He's a good public speaker but also a criminal, the national debt grows as the popular investments he makes (such as building highways and repairing public buildings) are paid for by foreign loans, pushing the country in even further debt.
2006-2010: MSZP is once again elected due to the aforementioned popular purchases and mindless money give aways to the people in order to win again. A few months later a sound recording of a major MSZP meeting is leaked in which the prime minister (Gyurcsany) basically admits having lied to Hungary this whole time and not knowing what the f'ck they'd been doing this whole time and how to fix this sh*t. The leakings lead to major protests, obviously the people are raging and demand that the prime minister as well as the party resign immediately and announce new elections. The PM basically decides to ignore the whole thing, receives basically no pressure from the EU to do so either and manages to stay in charge for another 3 years. In 2009 he decides to resign, saying that "some people believe that the uncoordinated behavior of the government is because of the prime minister himself, so I will solve this problem now". MSZP stayed in office regardless and elected Gordon Bajnai (current president of Egyutt 2014) to govern for the final year.
2010: Fidesz is elected once again by a
democratic majority vote of 67% (that's a good indication of how fed up Hungary was with the socialists by that point lol). MSZP falls apart, Gordon Bajnai and Ferenc Gyurcsany both quit the party to form their own parties, Gyurcsany creates 'Demokratikus Koalicio' (DK) and Bajnai creates 'Egyutt 2014'. What this meant was that people in MSZP wanted to blame each other for their collective epic failure to govern Hungary for 8 years.
Socialist and foreign media absolutely love to call the current government a regime and what not for their unmatched power over Hungary, a 67% majority in the parliament means enough votes for a party to modify fundamental laws and the constitution itself. What people seem to forget is that this 67% majority comes from a democratic election, the voters decided to end the socialist many metabolic end product and put the one and only capable party to govern Hungary, which is Fidesz.
Fidesz did not dissolve the opposition, the opposition dissolved itself by doing what I just explained above, blaming each other for their own stupid metabolic end product and splitting the only strong opposing party into three separate, technically irrelevant and completely unreliable parties. Therefore it's easy to predict that Fidesz will win the next elections (perhaps with yet another 67% majority) and there's nothing anyone can do about it because they're going to win legally and democratically.
