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Gazeta Wyborcza - Polonia | Viernes, 6. Enero 2012

Only an expert government can save Hungary

Only if the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán resigns can Hungary be saved from bankruptcy, the liberal daily Gazeta Wyborcza comments: "Orbán's government is trying to save the situation with unconventional methods: by taking money out of the private pension funds, curbing the independence of the central bank and setting a fixed exchange rate for the forint against the Swiss franc. But with these measures it is instead losing the trust of the markets and international organisations. This has proven that having its own currency doesn't protect a country from bankruptcy. Hungary is just one step away from disaster. And it looks like that disaster can only be prevented by the resignation of the Orbán government and the formation of a cross-party government. Such a government might have a chance of restoring the confidence of the markets, the IMF and the European Commission."

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