Anyone Can Read What the Gyurcsány Government Discussed in 2006
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Twenty years ago, on September 17, 2006, the Öszöd speech was made public.
According to the current government, the Gyurcsány government “focused primarily on its previously announced reform plans, instead of confronting the political crisis.”
The previously encrypted minutes of the 2006 autumn government meetings will be made public, making it possible for anyone to know what the cabinet discussed in the weeks following the leak of the Őszöd speech, according to a Facebook post published by the Government of Hungary.
Exactly twenty years after the leak of the Őszöd speech.
Previously unpublished documents from the meetings of the cabinet led by Ferenc Gyurcsány also reveal what the government was dealing with in the weeks of political crisis following the leak of the Őszöd speech.
The documents were classified for 50 years after the government meetings at that time, and then reviewed every 3 years.
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