Ferenc Gyurcsány

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Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia: domino game of governmental crash

On 22 March, Hungary’s socialist prime minister, businessman Ferenc Gyurcsany, announced his resignation for 14 April. There is a huge amount of strategy beneath his move and it reveals a trend appearing in central and eastern Europe. Today, the Czech Republic establishes a new chapter

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 24/03/09

ferenc gyurcsány, ukraine, fidesz, economy, viktor yushchenko, central and eastern europe, politics

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Ferenc Gyurcsány in the babelblogs

The tale of two prime ministers

One of the most commonly raised excuses for not voting in the European Parliament elections in “small” countries (i.e. not major powers) – such as Hungary – is a sort of inferiority complex. That is, our votes, and our small number of MEP delegates will not be able to achieve much ...

by Albino Blacksheep on budapest

While Fico and Gyurcsány were inside...

... the dog was outside: photo: István HUSZTI (index.hu)

by Csacsillus on streetsofeurope

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Ferenc Gyurcsány

Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia: domino game of governmental crash

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Ferenc Gyurcsány in the babelblogs

The tale of two prime ministers

While Fico and Gyurcsány were inside...