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Parties trade blame for Hungary riots
"Hungary's prime minister and the main opposition party traded accusations of blame yesterday for rioting that broke out in the capital and marred 50th anniversary commemorations of the uprising against the former Communist government."
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lfpress.ca
25.10.2006
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