"Amid nationalist resurgence and severe recession in Hungary, many
observers fear that the reforms undertaken by Viktor Orban's government
in the cultural sector will severely jeopardize the country's heritage.
Last September's decision to do away with the
National Office of Cultural Heritage (KÖH), a governmental institution that has
long been a watchdog for Hungary’s historical treasures, has marked a further
step in opening the country’s real estate market to private investors. This
measure, which is expected to generate new savings, now comes under criticism
from the Hungarian people who fear it will pose new threats to the conservation
of significant historical monuments and sites." La suite sur opendemocracy.net
vendredi 21 décembre 2012
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