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Hungarian guard members at a Jobbik party demostration in Budapest, August 2007. Photo: AFP
Chicago Tribune – BUDAPEST – Around 10,000 Hungarians protested on Sunday against the far-right opposition Jobbik party, after one of its lawmakers triggered outrage and memories of Nazism by calling for lists of Jews to be drawn up.
The rally outside Budapest’s parliament brought together leaders from governing and opposition parties in an unprecedented show of unity in the country’s deeply divided political scene.
