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Jobbik releases 2010 English language manifesto

Jobbik, the Movement for a Better Hungary, today published an English language version of their general election manifesto: “Radical Change.”
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Prime Ministerial nominee Gábor Vona meets the voters - VIDEO

On Tuesday the 16th of February, Jobbik's Prime Ministerial nominee went to meet the Budapest public in the centre of the city, at one of its busiest thoroughfares, the Nyugati underpass. In a move unlikely to be seen from any other nominee in the 2010 elections, the Jobbik leader assisted in the process of collecting recommendation slips....
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Bela Kovacs: Our geographical and historical heritage ties our country to Europe and Russia

Foreign affairs, Hungarians in the Carpathian basin, Russian ties and the Alliance of European National Movements explained. Hungarian weekly Bar!kad published an interview with Bela Kovacs, Jobbik's Foreign Affairs President....
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Jobbik would review new secrecy legislation

Instead of signing the ominous legislation spawned from the latest dubious cooperation of MSZP and Fidesz aiming at unconstitutional classifications of state secrecy information, Jobbik expects Laszlo Solyom to require preliminary norm control from the highest legal authority of the land, the Constitutional Court of Hungary in order to settle the matter....
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VONA: What do we mean by radicalism?

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At a conference not too long ago I said that today Hungary only has one programme, and that it is Jobbik’s. I also added, that it didn’t matter who ended up forming a government in 2010, if it wasn’t us, whoever did would only be presented with two choices: either implementing Jobbik’s programme, or letting us do so.
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How lies turn into “facts” in the British media

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Almost like clockwork, if only three days too late, the Nothing British organization (a body funded by the United Kingdom Conservative party to try and destroy the British National Party) has made up a wonderfully fanciful piece of fiction, which it maintains is its version of events of the latest meeting of the Jobbik Friends of Hungary (UK).
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Gábor Vona interviewed on Duna TV

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A rare opportunity to see Jobbik's president, Gábor Vona, interviewed on mainstream Hungarian television; on his return from giving a landmark speech in Rome.
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