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Hungary: Update on ‘Nap-Kelte' Talk Show

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 @ 22:35 UTC

by Veronica Khokhlova

Countries:: Hungary
Topics:: Freedom of Speech, Business, Governance, Law, Media, Politics
Languages:: English

Hungarian Spectrum posts an update on the situation around the Nap-kelte political talk show - and is “trying to make sense of Hungarian legal thinking.”

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