Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 49
February 20-26, 1992
Government may pull plug on dam agreement with Slovakia, opening floodgates of controversy
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a 3-month debate on the wording of a referendum is typical of how nationalism locks Czechoslovakia's legistlative process
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The national carrier has received interest from dozens of airlines around the world for a sale that will begin in months
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Putting English back in English, the British Council promotes language and culture
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Aladár Horváth leads Roma Parliament in making place for Gipsy Rights on the national agenda
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A musical adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray is set for London debut
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A studio chief fights to keep afloat in the face of an adversarial market and power struggles for media control
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America in Quotations
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Historic anti-Gypsy discrimination, which easily survived the "classless" regime, thrives in Hungary's new democracy
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