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Budapest Summer Bus Inferno Season in Full Swing
As captured by reader A.B. on Andrássy út at around 7 p.m. Wednesday evening. Odd pic; it's as if the girl in the shot had never seen a bus explode in Budapest.
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- Campaign Promise to Dilute Ban on Home Pálinka Distilling Receives Mixed Reactions
- Former PM Gyurcsány has no desire for party role
- US human rights report on Hungary highlights violence against Roma
- Hungarians' inclination to vote twice stronger on right than left
- NGO compares energy agendas in campaign
- Foreign minister denies report V4 plans EU boycott
- Jobbik surges ahead in March, Szonda Ipsos finds
- Support for parties stable, Nézőpont Intézet poll shows
- President Sólyom signs Holocaust denial bill
- Over 1,000 stage demo in Bratislava against Slovak act
- PM says crisis has sobered up Hungary
- Balaton Development Council head resigns as coordinator of racetrack project
- Television ad revenue in Hungary drops 16% to Ft 60 billion in 2009
- Budapest municipal council approves Ft 539 billion budget
- State acquires 95% of Malév through capital raise, in line with earlier agreement
- Magyar Telekom takes first steps to enter retail gas, electricity markets
- Fitch says Hungarian Bank sector to recover after stress test
- Analysts see average annual inflation overshooting NBH, gov't targets
- Fidesz committee to focus on deficit, CO2 quotas
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