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By surrendering to autocracy in the fight against COVID-19, Hungary poisons European ideals

Topic
COVID-19
Country/Region
Hungary Europe

20 April 2020

"The EU must swiftly propose and adopt sanctions against the latest ‘democratic backsliding’ by the Hungarian government, say leading European politicians, media and civil society leaders in an open letter whose signatories include former Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy, and EURACTIV founder Christophe Leclercq."

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