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The half-century-old commemoration of the 1956 revolution was a symbol of the moral crisis of the Gyurcsány government. Fifteen years later, the picture just becomes clearer: today, every second Hungarian believes that the police actions of the time were unlawful, and 42 percent blame the then head

According to a poll conducted by the Nézőpont Institute, the pre-election of the left and the collection of signatures by the right had the same effect: in September, the difference between the two political camps changed only within the margin of error. The deterrent power of Ferenc Gyurcsány is sh

Summary •    Thanks to the amending treaties, the influence of the European Parliament (EP) has grown steadily since its creation. 42 years ago it has gone astray and today no longer represents the democratic functioning of the European Union, but its institutional self-interests.

Even after a decade and a half, 78 percent of Hungarians still aware of that the speech at Őszöd can be linked to Ferenc Gyurcsány. 22 percent of them consider it a truth speech and 52 percent a lie speech. The powerful memento of a major turning point in the Hungarian domestic politics could be one

Three out of four adult Hungarians wish Gyurcsány to retire from politics, according to a survey conducted by the Nézőpont Institute on the eve of the 15th anniversary of the leak of the Öszöd speech. The fact that two-thirds of the voters who are critical of the government also think this way is a