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    Hungary plants two kinds of seeds

    Apr 11, 2018 2 minutes

    Democracy’s decline in recent years has been a slow-moving trend, one marked by a steady erosion of rights and rule of law more than military coups. About 60 percent of 129 countries have seen a decline in political rights since 2006. A good

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