VOICED: A picture of democracy? Hungarian artists back constitution

The video discusses a gallery exhibition of 15 paintings commissioned by Hungary's Conservative government, celebrating 150 years of Hungarian history. While the artists had freedom in their work, restrictions on artistic freedom are noted elsewhere. The paintings emphasize values from Hungary's new constitution, focusing on religion and family. Critics argue the constitution threatens democracy by removing checks and balances. Public protests and concerns from the EU about Hungary's democracy are highlighted, as the EU considers a financial aid package for Hungary.

In what ways do the paintings reflect Hungarian values according to the text?

What was the public response to the new constitution as demonstrated by the protests in Budapest?