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Category Archives: Ferenc Gyurcsány
To The Margins of An Early January Protest in Hungary
Hungarians themselves may have been too scared to realize that, following their protest against the country’s new constitution, they were cast into the limelight of international attention. While less than a thousand politicians gathered to celebrate the new “fundamental law” in … Continue reading
How The News Gets Edited on Hungarian State Television
Almost exactly a year after the enactment of Hungary’s restrictive media law, a scandal reveals editing techniques in use to manipulate the news reported on the country’s state-operated public television stations. The scandal concerns the manipulation of a television report … Continue reading
Hungarian News Digest – Oct. 28 2011
The spirit of protest seems to be a dominant theme in Hungarian politics recently: the opposition demonstration held on Oct. 23, which drew 100,000 participants according to organizers, was only its most direct manifestation. In this week’s Hungarian News Digest, more … Continue reading
Posted in English-language Hungarian news, Ferenc Gyurcsány, Hungarian government, Hungarian News Digest, Hungarian parliament, Hungary, László Kövér, New Theater (Új Színház), public works, Viktor Orbán
Tagged Budapest, Democratic Coalition, Ferenc Gyurcsány, Gyöngyöspata, György Dörner, HÖOK, István Csurka, Jóri András, mandatory public work, New Theater
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