In 2010, this party's leaders passed a "crisis tax" on foreign-owned companies and empowered the MMA, the national arts foundation, to stop funding "unpatriotic" creators.
In 2010, this party's leaders passed a "crisis tax" on foreign-owned companies and empowered the MMA, the national arts foundation, to stop funding "unpatriotic" creators. In power, this party has announced a Day of National Unity for expatriates to remember a World War I treaty. In 2008, a member of this party claimed that Roma women "hit their bellies with a rubber hammer" in order to receive government subsidies for handicapped children. This party's leader was asked to appear before the Council of Europe in January 2012 to defend its sweeping rewrite of the constitution, which included the banning of gay marriage. Despite various anti-minority stances, this party is viewed as more mainstream than the far-right movement Jobbik. For 10 points, name this party led by Viktor Orbán which since 2010 has controlled Hungary.
In 2010, this party's leaders passed a "crisis tax" on foreign-owned companies and empowered the MMA, the national arts foundation, to stop funding "unpatriotic" creators.
Fidesz [or Hungarian Civic Alliance; or Magyar Polgári Szovetség]