Budapest, February 27 (MTI) – The March 9 referendum will prove
that Hungarians care about what happens to them and want a say in it
even between elections, opposition Fidesz leader Viktor Orban told a
crowd in Kecskemet, C Hungary, on Wednesday.
Budapest, February 27 (MTI) – Hungary’s greenhouse gas emission
could be reduced by 7-8 percent through introducing more efficient
ways of energy consumption to households, said a report compiled by
the Central European University at the request of the Hungarian
Environment Ministry, on Wednesday.
Budapest, February 25 (MTI) – Hungary’s health ministry plans to
submit a bill on the protection of non-smokers by the end of March,
Health Minister Agnes Horvath said on Monday.
Budapest, February 23 (MTI) – A Hungarian team has developed a
three-dimensional microscope that promises breakthroughs in brain
research, imaging neuronal excitation and response in real time, and
storing the information for detailed analysis, MTI has learned.
Budapest, February 22 (MTI) – The government is not planning to
raise the amount of patient co-payments for medical services, a
senior Health Ministry official told reporters on Friday.
Budapest, February 21 (MTI) – The Budapest International Centre
for Reproduction, a private clinic to help couples in fertilisation
programmes, opened its doors on Thursday, one of the project’s
investors Imre Somody told the press.
Budapest, February 20 (MTI) – Hungary’s main opposition Fidesz
could well win the March 9 referendum on government reforms, Prime
Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany told Wednesday’s national daily
Nepszabadsag. But if it does, the short-term win will not translate
into a wider victory on the policy front.
Budapest, February 19 (MTI) – Fighting the government’s
healthcare reform programme has become a real example of cooperation
across party lines, opposition Fidesz chair Viktor Orban told the
media on Tuesday, at a news conference held at the entrance to the
Veszprem County Hospital.
Budapest, February 19 (MTI) – The upcoming referendum seeking to
reverse medical co-payments will hurt doctors and hospitals rather
than the government, Ferenc Juhasz, deputy chairman of the governing
Socialist Party, told MTI on Tuesday.
Budapest, February 18 (MTI) – Hungarian President Laszlo on
Monday signed the health insurance law, which was endorsed by
Parliament on February 11, the President’s Office told MTI in a
statement.
