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EU-HUNGARY: European Commission: European Commission launches accelerated infringement proceedings against Hungary

01 January 2012

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EU-HUNGARY: European Commission: European Commission launches accelerated infringement proceedings against Hungary over the independence of its central bank and data protection authorities as well as over measures affecting the judiciary (Press release, pdf). See also: EU commission starts legal action against Hungary (euobserver, link)

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