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Hungary to Cut Drug Subsidy, Disability Pension

February 28, 2011

Hungary’s government plans to cut subsidies on drugs by 100 billion forints ($504.6 million) over three years and also plans to scrap disability pensions for some 100,000 people, the daily Nepszabadsag said on Monday.
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