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Ágnes Urbán is a media analyst with the Hungarian media watchdog Mérték Media Monitor.

March 24, 2020 • Censorship, Media and Politics, Press Freedom, Recent • by Ágnes Urbán
Hungary: Will the government use the coronavirus crisis to crush independent media?
Will the coronavirus crisis spell the end for Hungary's already embattled independent media?...
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