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A Complete Change of Direction Is Possible: This Is What the Tisza Party's Drug Policy Has in Store for Hungarians
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Artists affiliated with the Tisza Party and organizations that call themselves civil but are also politically active openly expect a milder drug policy, or even decriminalization, from the government of Péter Magyar. However, in the party's 243-page program, barely half a page deals with the issue, without any substantive specifics. Mandiner investigated what can be expected regarding the Tisza government's anti-drug action.
·Budapest, Hungary
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Needle exchange programs, decriminalization and Soros NGOs: the activists and "experts" surrounding the Tisza Party could radically rewrite Hungary's drug policy.
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