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"This Hungarian Presidency has been overshadowed by many things, from internal controversies to the increasingly negative development of the European Union.
The most noteworthy internal controversies, which have had repercussions on discussions in Parliament, include the range of attacks on freedoms and fundamental rights, especially as regards the media law and the review of the Hungarian Constitution, which represents a setback to the rights of women, workers, intellectuals and the Hungarian population in general.
Although the Presidency does not bear sole responsibility in EU matters, it must be taken into account that it was during this period that the crisis of the euro was dragged out, that unacceptable conditions were imposed on Greece, Portugal and Ireland, and that advancements were made in so-called economic governance, always to the benefit of large companies and to the detriment of workers and the public.
Finally, it is also worth remembering that military interference was resumed under this Presidency, in close cooperation with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and the US, as in the case of Libya, while attacks on social and labour rights, including those of immigrants, particularly those from Africa, were also stepped up."@en1
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