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EU chief 'concerned' about Hungary virus emergency law
While saying EU countries may need extraordinary measures to tackle the pandemic, she told a news conferenc.
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- While saying EU countries may need extraordinary measures to tackle the pandemic, she told a news conferenc.
BRUSSELS: European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen expressed concern Thursday over a coronavirus emergency law in Hungary that has given nationalist premier Viktor Orban sweeping powers.
While saying EU countries may need extraordinary measures to tackle the pandemic, she told a news conference: "I am concerned that certain measures go too far -- and I'm particularly concerned with the situation in Hungary."
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