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"en.20120216.23.4-307-000"2
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"The entry into force of the new Hungarian constitution has provoked reactions of feigned indignation. The previous government – the Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) – is now the opposition and the previous opposition
is now the government. Both sides are arguing over the hegemonisation of power and, fearing the people’s reaction to the deepening of the crisis, are feigning a dispute, not over the content of policy, but rather over its form. However, both sides have shown themselves willing to submit their sovereignty and their institutions to the EU Treaties, in order to safeguard the interest of the big business that they represent.
The Hungarian people are clearly of no concern to the EU, the Hungarian Government or the MSZP opposition. There is not one mention of the new Hungarian Labour Code and the setbacks in workers’ rights that it entails, of the IMF intervention, or of the cruel demands of social regression which the so-called ‘austerity measures’ are imposing. A political and ideological gulf separates us from the Hungarian Government and its supporters. We do not wish to encourage interference in Hungary’s domestic affairs. We do not condone the intervention campaigns promoted by those responsible for the situation in the country with the objective of forcing change from the outside, something which only the Hungarian people can do."@en1
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