Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 47

February 06-12, 1992

Bulgaria's Catch 22: It can't shut down the world's most dangerous reactor
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Czech haulers also caught in border blockade held to protest rise in fees
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Smallholder MP laments lack of state religion
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Rising unemployment, defying all prediction, is the greatest anxiety for millions
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The government must remove the obstacles confronting the businesspeople who can enrich the nation
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SPA advisor defends the proven pace of selling Hungary's state assets
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Hungary's extreme right is finding symphthizers as social hardships increase pressure against scapegoats
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The complexities of the national character are lovingly described by three of the country's best-known pshychologists
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Terrorists may not like it, but some kinds of pork fat can be a real treat
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