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Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Judith Sargentini (pictured top), the Green Party’s rapporteur, said the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) had examined not only how EU legislation is implemented in Hungary but also how the fundamental rights of Hungarians are enforced and how the state treats its citizens.
Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

The Budapest assembly has unanimously voted to approve accessibility for the disabled at several metro 3 stations. The decision to go ahead with installing the lifts coincides with the refurbishment of the metro line.
Taxi Fare Hike Now Confirmed

Taxi Fare Hike Now Confirmed

Using taxis in Budapest will become more expensive from July as the present Ft 450 basic fee will be raised to Ft 700, under a decision made by city council on Wednesday.
Govt Spox: Democracy Is Not Dying In Hungary

Govt Spox: Democracy Is Not Dying In Hungary

“For Hungarians, it’s Hungary first”, government spokesman Zoltán Kovács said in a letter to the editor of The Washington Post on Monday, in response to an opinion blog published in the paper in early April criticising the state of democracy in Hungary.
Majority Of Hungarians Optimistic About Hungary’s Future

Majority Of Hungarians Optimistic About Hungary’s Future

Fully 53% of Hungarians think the country’s economic and general situation will improve in the next four years, while 31 and 32% expect them to deteriorate, respectively, a new survey by the Nézőpont Institute shows.
Local Opinion: Saturday Demonstration #2

Local Opinion: Saturday Demonstration #2

Commentators agree that the tens of thousands of people who attended the second Saturday demonstration against the government are still far from having clear political objectives. Otherwise, they express diametrically opposed views on this new movement.
Local Opinion: What's Next For Opposition After Big Blow?

Local Opinion: What's Next For Opposition After Big Blow?

Two weeks after the Parliamentary election, weeklies and weekend editions of dailies from across the political spectrum wonder if and how the opposition can recover from such a devastating blow.
Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

The opposition Jobbik party has vowed to appeal the election results and launch a plebiscite on fair media coverage for political parties. The radical nationalist party will go to court over perceived fraud in the recent election, Dániel Z Kárpát (pictured on top), the party’s deputy leader, told a press conference.
Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Three liberal intellectuals question the fairness and legitimacy of the April 8 election. Another liberal commentator suggests that by blaming their defeat purely on allegedly unfair circumstances, the Left could miss an opportunity to revise its strategy.
Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Judith Sargentini (pictured top), the Green Party’s rapporteur, said the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) had examined not only how EU legislation is implemented in Hungary but also how the fundamental rights of Hungarians are enforced and how the state treats its citizens.
Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

The Budapest assembly has unanimously voted to approve accessibility for the disabled at several metro 3 stations. The decision to go ahead with installing the lifts coincides with the refurbishment of the metro line.
Taxi Fare Hike Now Confirmed

Taxi Fare Hike Now Confirmed

Using taxis in Budapest will become more expensive from July as the present Ft 450 basic fee will be raised to Ft 700, under a decision made by city council on Wednesday.
Govt Spox: Democracy Is Not Dying In Hungary

Govt Spox: Democracy Is Not Dying In Hungary

“For Hungarians, it’s Hungary first”, government spokesman Zoltán Kovács said in a letter to the editor of The Washington Post on Monday, in response to an opinion blog published in the paper in early April criticising the state of democracy in Hungary.
Majority Of Hungarians Optimistic About Hungary’s Future

Majority Of Hungarians Optimistic About Hungary’s Future

Fully 53% of Hungarians think the country’s economic and general situation will improve in the next four years, while 31 and 32% expect them to deteriorate, respectively, a new survey by the Nézőpont Institute shows.
Local Opinion: Saturday Demonstration #2

Local Opinion: Saturday Demonstration #2

Commentators agree that the tens of thousands of people who attended the second Saturday demonstration against the government are still far from having clear political objectives. Otherwise, they express diametrically opposed views on this new movement.
Local Opinion: What's Next For Opposition After Big Blow?

Local Opinion: What's Next For Opposition After Big Blow?

Two weeks after the Parliamentary election, weeklies and weekend editions of dailies from across the political spectrum wonder if and how the opposition can recover from such a devastating blow.
Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

The opposition Jobbik party has vowed to appeal the election results and launch a plebiscite on fair media coverage for political parties. The radical nationalist party will go to court over perceived fraud in the recent election, Dániel Z Kárpát (pictured on top), the party’s deputy leader, told a press conference.
Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Three liberal intellectuals question the fairness and legitimacy of the April 8 election. Another liberal commentator suggests that by blaming their defeat purely on allegedly unfair circumstances, the Left could miss an opportunity to revise its strategy.