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18 May 2013
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Tamás Nánási
Nánási Tamas is a journalist for Hungarian daily
Magyar Nemzet
.
Updated:
24 April 2012
By Tamás Nánási
Central Europe:
Hungary’s bitter reunion with the IMF
Financially weakened, Budapest has requested assistance from the International Monetary Fund, as part of a deal to be negotiated between now and January 2012. The Hungarian press wonders if the move amounts to an admission of failure on the part of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, or if it has resulted from a cabal against his independence policy?
25 November 2011
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Magyar Nemzet
Budapest
Financially weakened, Budapest has requested assistance from the International Monetary Fund, as part of a deal to be negotiated between now and January 2012. The Hungarian press wonders if the move amounts to an admission of failure on the part of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, or if it has resulted from a cabal against his independence policy?