Hungarian People Gathered As Clowns To Rally &Nbsp; Opposed The Government To Amend The Labour Law.

2011/6/18 10:20:00 42

Li Zhen, a special correspondent for the global times in Hungary, reported that Hungarian people held demonstrations in June 16th and opposed the government's policy of abolishing early retirement pensions and amending labor laws. According to the government's plan, officers from the police, fire, customs, prison management and military service departments will no longer enjoy the policy of early retirement. Retirement age The staff will return to their posts and continue their work.

The independent police union originally planned to take part in the March, but Hungarian National Police Headquarters ordered all police officers to be on duty that day, so that the police could not participate, but there were many retirees. Police Took to the streets.

In the capital of Budapest, many demonstrators dressed up as clowns. In June 2nd, a head of the duty demonstrators asked the Orban to listen to people's views on welfare policy in front of the Houses of Parliament before meeting with Prime Minister Orban. The official said that at the time, Orban was very reluctant to say that he would convey the idea to the clowns. the Secretary of State 。 Therefore, people dressed as clowns in the procession to express their dissatisfaction with the government.

The demonstrators also collected nearly 20 thousand "ballots", indicating the support of the ruling youth Democrats Union and the Christian Democratic People's party when they resumed the general election last April. In response to the government's retrospective implementation of the policy of abolition of early retirement, the ballot reads, "I recall the vote back to support the two sides of the alliance between the young Democrats and the Christian Democratic People's Party (DPPP) with three percentage points."