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Controversial Educational Reform To Be Passed In Hungary
By The Contrarian Hungarian: "On November 15, with the deliberation of the reform of the public education system under way in the Hungarian legislature, a civil initiative showed up to hold “office hours” outside of the parliament. Their name is HAT: Hálózat a Tanszabadságért, or Network for the Freedom of Education. They are protesting against the Hungarian government’s plans to reform public education, a plan they consider to be dictatorial, anti-child, anti-family, anti-teacher, lacking in social or professional consensus, and doomed to bring irreparable damage to Hungary’s educational system. more »

Toxic Sludge Inquiry Ongoing In Hungary


Toxic Sludge Inquiry Ongoing In Hungary
"National Police spokeswoman Monika Benyi denied that charges have been pressed regarding the toxic sludge disaster. Benyi was responding to a claim made on Tuesday by lawyer Gyorgy Magyar, who represents a group of aggrieved parties. Magyar had said the National Bureau of Investigation NNI has completed its inquiry into the disaster, which claimed ten human lives. more »

Hungary's Fidesz Lost 1.8 Million Voters Since Victory


Hungary's Fidesz Lost 1.8 Million Voters Since Victory
"Fidesz’s lead over the Socialists has slipped, according to the latest Ipsos poll. Voter support for Fidesz is now 43%, to the Socialists’ 27%. Jobbik has 20% support, LMP 8% and the Democratic Coalition 1%. Fidesz had the support of 3.3-3.4 million people, or 42% of the eligible voters, in May last year. It has since lost 1.8 million voters, more than half of its post-election followers. more »

Hungary's PM Orbán Sees IMF As Insurance


Hungary's PM Orbán Sees IMF As Insurance
"Prime Minister Viktor Orbán explained his surprising decision to negotiate with the IMF by saying the cabinet seeks a kind of insurance policy, during his regular Friday interview on Kossuth Rádió. He stressed that “we do not want to give up the policy of having a free hand, we are not letting anybody limit Hungary’s economic sovereignty”. more »
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