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There were street protests Friday and two of three opposition parties walked out Monday...but the Parliament still voted for a new "more democratic" constitution.
The opposition accuses the governing Fidesz party of imposing a right-wing ideology in the new document.
For the third month, Hungary’s central bank left its benchmark rate unchanged at 6 percent.
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