like 80 percent of GDP, in nominal terms at least www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
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like 80 percent of GDP, in nominal terms at least www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
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this guy? www.reuters.com/business/hun...
I'm sorry you're correct. it's 87 percent data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY...
Sorry but 80% of Gdp? That sounds unlikely no?
Thinking how one of the biggest names in Hungarian music, Péter "Majka" Majoros*, eventually became totally politicized, leading to this last year. *Perhaps far from THE biggest, but a quick glance at their historical top 40 suggests he or his frequent collaborator Curtis are on there often.
I repeat - one of the most influential musicians in Hungary did not just (consistently) endorse Orban's opponents but made a whole song where Orban stand-up has his water spiked with truth serum during an interview and raps about corruption in "Kleptistan" on live TV. Where's that energy in the US?!
(2nd video is from Nov. 2022, in the aftermath of Orban winning that year's election, so it follows an opposition rally as they claim "word on the street" suggests things will change now only for the riot police to crush them all. Shows how long Majka's been at it.) P.S. Bonus Birdman-style clip!
Right-wing Duvalier ("Papa Doc" and "Baby Doc") regime in Haiti at one point spent half the national budget on secret police alone. (A reminder that in the eyes of multiple US administrations, this did NOT warrant either another Bay of Pigs or all the assassination plans they cooked up for Castro.)
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Polymarket is paying influencers under the table to shape public opinion. In a normal administration this would be investigated. www.politico.com/news/2026/06...
Well, this in particular had about $1.7 billion pumped into it, and I believe that was the central hub paying orgs employing people like Dreher.