Budapest Week - Volume 2 / Number 3

March 26-21, 1992

As June elections approach, a paradox of popularity adds more uncertainly to the federation's future
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Amnesty International condemns Kerepestarcsa deportation camp; Arab and African embassies sound alarm of racial violence
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Once assured of a dominant role, Hungary's bus manufacturing giant is struggling to get on the road to reorienting its market
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A group of the young volunteers in an innovative program are hoping to foster success in Hungary's fledgling non-profit sector
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