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POLITICS & POLICY • HUNGARY

Hungary plans to publish names of communist-era informants

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Hungary’s new government plans to reveal the names of tens of thousands of communist-era state informants on Wednesday, The Guardian reports. The measure is presented as an effort to confront the past and rebuild public trust.

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The disclosure could affect people and families in Hungary connected to the former state-security network. The article describes no direct U.S. consequence.