WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's opposition and the ruling conservatives agree on one thing: there is a kinship between Warsaw's new government and that of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who critics accuse of stretching the boundaries of democracy.
Orban has locked horns with Hungary's European partners over economic policies and political freedoms for years, most recently with a hard line on the refugee crisis that led to the construction of a steel fence along the southern border to keep migrants out.
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