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    • The Financial Times and the Soros plan deniers: these people just aren’t being straight with us

    Sometimes, you just can’t make this stuff up. Over the course of last week, two prominent media sources have run pieces featuring flat-out denials that the Soros plan exists.

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    H stands for ‘health’ and ‘Hungary’

    Choosing Budapest, WHO has extended important recognition to the government of Hungary for its policy innovations in the fight for a healthier world, locally and globally.

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    Hungary's FM: Hungary has lowest corporation tax in EU which is attracting American companies

    The minister highlighted how Hungary has the lowest level of corporation tax in the European Union.

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    EUObserver wins ‘fake news’ award for reporting Hungary backing Catalan independence movement

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    PM Orbán says “Hungary will never be an immigrant country"

    The prime minister categorized states as either “immigrant” or “non-immigrant countries” in terms of their approach to migration. He also spoke of Hungary's recovering economy and the rise in employment

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    PM Orbán: The government wants “a Hungarian Hungary and a European Europe”

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    POLITICO: “Orbán wins the migration argument”

    “Nobody will admit it in this town, but yes, Orbán’s narrative is prevailing”

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    Myth: If they want EU funds, Eastern European members must tow the line on Brussels' migration dictates

    Apr 25, 2017 - Zoltán Kovács

    In today’s information-saturated world, we encounter a number of arguments and story lines that become popular and oft-repeated despite having almost no basis in fact. They sound compelling and have many people who would very much like to believe them, but they’re not true. The longer they linger, however, the more they get in the way. These myths deserve to be busted.

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    The amendment gives voice to the people’s will

    Oct 19, 2016 - Zoltán Kovács

    “In 2015, a migratory wave of unforeseen proportions reached the borders of Europe,” according to the text presenting the proposed amendments to the Fundamental Law of Hungary. “One and a half million people crossed Schengen borders illegally. The cultural and economic integration of the masses of newcomers has made Europe face an unsolvable task, and uncontrolled border-crossings have significantly increased the danger of terror.

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    PM Orbán Demands Democratic EU, Exposes Soros-Clinton Ties and Political Agenda

    May 20, 2016 - Zoltán Kovács

    While elites will inevitably maneuver to shape politics in a democracy, it is up to the people to decide on a country’s direction, Prime Minister Orbán emphasized in his regular radio interview this morning. Every thirty years or so, Hungary finds itself in the spotlight on the stage of international politics, he said, but people should not allow themselves to be deterred by the blinding spotlights.

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    Will Brussels Ever Wake Up?

    May 12, 2016 - Zoltán Kovács

    Jaws dropped across the European Union last week as the Eurocrats revealed their latest proposal. Whether it was in the way they dehumanized refugees by putting price tags on their heads or accused elected prime ministers of being undemocratic, the tendentious actions of the Eurocrats seem to be deliberately intended to alienate friends and supporters of the European idea. With the Brexit referendum just around the corner, Eurocrats would do well to exercise more restraint.

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