Budapest Week - Volume 4 / Number 30
September 29-05, 1994
Horn attacks previous government, but offers no new policies.
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Five years after the revolution, economic and ethnic struggles continue. Yet despite the turmoil, glimmers of hope light a Romanian landscape.
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A lack of funds is taking its toll on health care in Hungarian hospitals.
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The battle fo the Hungarian-built car market is raging.
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Budapest's plethora of car dealers offer everything from city hatchback to motorway cruisers.
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With a bit of effort it is possible to buy a car tax-free.
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Like many other essentials in life, V-plates are difficult to obtain.
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As Hungary's aristocrats reclaim their heritage, not every reception is a happy one.
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The Count and Countess Károlyi are returning to their family seat in Fót.
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An advisor to the prime minister may have to sacrifice some credibility.
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Alföldi Étterem
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