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27 May 2012
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Róbert Friss
Róbert Friss is a columnist at Hungarian daily
Népszabadság
.
By Róbert Friss
Hungary
Orbán's constitution, a dangerous anachronism
The new Hungarian constitution approved by parliament on 18 April amounts to a milestone in the "national revolution" undertaken by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. However, the daily Népszabadság argues that it recycles 19th century ideas which are a danger to the country.
19 April 2011
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Népszabadság
Budapest
The new Hungarian constitution approved by parliament on 18 April amounts to a milestone in the "national revolution" undertaken by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. However, the daily Népszabadság argues that it recycles 19th century ideas which are a danger to the country.