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Czech PM out on No-confidence vote

2009-03-26 08:13:53 - Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany on Tuesday evening suggested three academician,the former central bank governor Gyorgy Suranyi, former head of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Ferenc Glatz and head of the GKI economy research institute Andras Vertes.He added, "certainly get the support needed to become Hungary's next prime minister." Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany saidI hear that I am the obstacle to the cooperation required for changes, for a stable governing majority and the responsible behavior of the opposition“If so, then I am eliminating this obstacle now. I propose that we form a new government under a new prime minister Hungary, in ballooning budget deficit, which rose to 9.3 percent of the gross domestic product in 2006, left the country burdened with debt, roughly a third of which was in foreign currencies. Hungary was one of the severe-hit countries capital exit to flee emerging markets.Hungary government was forced to turn to the Intern

Hungary awaits new Prime Minister

Hungary awaits new Prime Minister Print article Print article Refer this article Refer to a friend 2009-03-26 07:58:04 - Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany on Tuesday evening suggested three academician,the former central bank governor Gyorgy Suranyi, former head of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Ferenc Glatz and head of the GKI economy research institute Andras Vertes.He added, "certainly get the support needed to become Hungary's next prime minister." Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany saidI hear that I am the obstacle to the cooperation required for changes, for a stable governing majority and the responsible behavior of the opposition“If so, then I am eliminating this obstacle now. I propose that we form a new government under a new prime minister Hungary, in ballooning budget deficit, which rose to 9.3 percent of the gross domestic product in 2006, left the country burdened with debt, roughly a third of which was in foreign currencies. Hungary was one of the severe-hi