"The critics do not focus on objectives, including reducing public debt from 80 to 65/70% of GDP in late 2014-but the means to achieve them, is too vague. Viktor
Orban, the Hungarian prime minister who now provides the European Union presidency, has to convince. Highly dependent on international investment to fund his country shows the highest public debt of the countries of Central Europe (80% of GDP). "The result on lesechos.fr
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