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- Political Discourse in Hungary (Part 3) – The Economic Theories of László Bogár
- The New Hungarian Guard Continues to Initiate New Members
- Bus Wars: Protest Tourism At Hungary’s National Holiday
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- Hungarian Opposition Group Harassed by Tax Authority
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- Hungarian Gov’t to Fund Scientific Society against Premarital Sex
- Political Debate in the Homeland (#2): The Behavior of Colonialists
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- Neo-Nazi Protesters Clash with Police and Anti-Fascist Protesters over Transfer of Theater to The Far-Right
- Hungarian Guards’ Judicial Victory, Jobbik Chairman Considers Armed Conflict Unavoidable
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Category Archives: Hungarian News Digest
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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Hungarian News Digest – Oct. 15, 2011
Hungarian far-right appointed to operate theater, György Matolcsy’s 750,000 HUF/month advisor, consequences of hate crimes and homelessness: covering the first half of October, here’s another edition of the short-format collection of Contrarian Hungarian news otherwise known as the Hungarian News … Continue reading
Posted in English-language Hungarian news, Fidesz, Gyöngyöspata, György Matolcsy, hate crimes in Hungary, Hungarian far-right, Hungarian government, Hungarian News Digest, Hungarian Roma, Hungary, Jobbik, Magyar Sziget 2011, neo-nazis in Hungary, New Theater (Új Színház)
Tagged Új Színház, Budapest Pride, Dörner György, Gyöngyöspata, Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, HVIM, István Tarlós, Kopátsy Sándor, László Toroczkai, Matolcsy György, TASZ
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Hungarian News Digest – Sept. 27 2011
Every week, there are several news stories that are of interest (to me at least) but for which I never seem to find enough time to write about. I thought it might be worth experimenting with a new series, and … Continue reading
Posted in Antal Rogán, Előd Novák, Fidesz, Forex loans, Hungarian far-right, Hungarian News Digest, János Lázár, Jobbik, közmunka, public works
Tagged brawl, Dombrád, forex repayment bill, Hungarian far-right, Hungary, közmunka, mandatory public work, news digest, Tyirityán Zsolt, UN non-permanent membership
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