WSJ 7/2013 HUNGARY DECLARES SOVEREIGNTY FROM INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF))

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International Monetary Fund told to vacate the country; nation now issuing debt-free money

The IMF said it would close its Budapest office, as authorities in Budapest seek to reassert their sovereignty ahead of national elections next year.

WSJ

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Excerpt: Instead, the Hungarian government has assumed sovereignty over its own currency and now issues money debt free, as it is needed. The results have been nothing short of remarkable. The nation’s economy, formerly staggering under deep indebtedness, has recovered rapidly and by means not seen since National Socialist Germany.

2 thoughts on “WSJ 7/2013 HUNGARY DECLARES SOVEREIGNTY FROM INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF))

  1. Dr Viera Scheibner

    Somebody is finally showing some intelligence and common sense. Hungarians also showed it to the former Soviet union in their 1956 revolution. They should also get rid of their draconian and dangerous mandatory vaccination laws damaging the health of their children and increasing the burden of medical expenses.

    Other nations should follow the suit.

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