Budapest Week - Volume 2 / Number 28
September 17-23, 1992
Kupa sees the deficit as manageable, predicts GDP growth and sets goal of higher domestic consumption
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ANtall ans Meciar meet and agree to continue waffling, as first phase of project that would move Hungary's border looms nigh
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Budapest stars as Paris when film makers shoot here, saving expense and reaping the benefits of seasoned local film crews
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A huge, untapped pool of cash sleeps in the banks, put there by risk-way consumers. Its liberation would help ease Hungary's capital crunch
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In one of the heaviest smoking and drinking countries in the world, socialist-era legislation prevents tobacco, liquor and ad firms from promotions that "enhance consumption"
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The Rostock riots were more photogenic, but Csurka's right-wing manifesto poses a perhaps more serious threat to democracy. Does anybody care?
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Opinion -> Editorial
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Opinion -> Letters to the Editor
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News -> The Region
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News -> Regional Newsbriefs
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Tired of Budapest club life, evening revellers discover a transcendent experience with an Asian accent
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Béla Lugosi, Peter Lorre, Zsazsa Gabor- the names are as familiar as a famous line from a classic film. But did you know they were Magyar?
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About Town -> About Town
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About Town -> At Large
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On The Town with Dork Zygotian
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After 27-hours bus ride with a treacherous tour guide, a bevy of chatty Hungarian shoppers and one exconvict, Istanbul had better be worth it. It was.
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Survival Hungarian
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Culture -> Language Learner
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