Posted on Jul 12, 2018
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Hungary’s conservative and anti-mass migration Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has pledged to make the country more family-friendly and encourage Hungarians to have children rather than institutionalizing migration from the Global South to address the declining population.
After winning his third consecutive term in office, Prime Minister Orbán pledged that by 2030 Hungary will “become a country which is able to sustain its own population level, to reproduce itself. To put it plainly, we want a country where the number of children being born is at least as high as the number of people departing this life.”
After winning his third consecutive term in office, Prime Minister Orbán pledged that by 2030 Hungary will “become a country which is able to sustain its own population level, to reproduce itself. To put it plainly, we want a country where the number of children being born is at least as high as the number of people departing this life.”
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I live in Budapest, been here for close to 10 years now. The Gov. is going to massive lengths to push this.
For instance, a family with 2 children receive about 7000 USD for a house, a family with 3 children (or who promise to have 3 in the next 10 years) receives 30.000 USD for a house. Considering a very nice house just on the edge of the city runs about 120K USD, 30K is huge.
The culture here is amazing for children, the city is filled with clean and tidy parks with playgrounds, parents are nice to each other, no crime on the playgrounds, respect between the children and much more.
Not a bad place to live, I left Germany almost 10 years ago because all that I mentioned above had disappeared, at least in Berlin where I lived.
For instance, a family with 2 children receive about 7000 USD for a house, a family with 3 children (or who promise to have 3 in the next 10 years) receives 30.000 USD for a house. Considering a very nice house just on the edge of the city runs about 120K USD, 30K is huge.
The culture here is amazing for children, the city is filled with clean and tidy parks with playgrounds, parents are nice to each other, no crime on the playgrounds, respect between the children and much more.
Not a bad place to live, I left Germany almost 10 years ago because all that I mentioned above had disappeared, at least in Berlin where I lived.
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I can see the posters now: "Roll up your sleeves, drop you pants, and get to work, Hungary"
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