Budapest Week - Volume 4 / Number 37
November 17-23, 1994
This is part of a series on Hungary's growing involvement in European institutions.
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With privatization efforts stalled, most see the new government's jump-start plan as a must - if it ever gets through the political jungle and into the law.
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A new Romanian law forbidding the display of foreign flags is feeding ethnic tension anew.
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IMF prescriptions may be the worst possible medicine for Hungary.
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The parliamentary opposition's joint mayoral candidate may be more anti-incumbent than pro- anything.
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Large infrastructural changes figure in city development policy.
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Street workers are one of few links to normalcy for those on the margin.
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Hungarian high-brow culture is crumbling like a beautiful but neglected old building. A company is trying to halt the decay.
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