Hungarian PM asks minister for report on radical portal
Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány yesterday instructed Justice Minister Albert Takács to write an urgent report on ways and means of taking legal action against the website Kuruc.info, which he described as "anti-Semitic, confrontational and exclusionist in its ideology."
Government spokeswoman Bernadett Budai said "certain recent developments, such as the upcoming establishment of the Magyar Gárda, justify the examination of whether such organisations function in accordance with the constitution."
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