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Hungarian Coalition Party

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  • The Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK) said that it will provide the Commission experts with its own analysis along with comparisons of the content of the State Language Act and the European Charter of Regional and Minority Language Rights.

    Slovak Spectator 2010

  • The Hungarian Coalition Party would get 5.6 percent, according to the poll.

    The Slovak Spectator 2010

  • The amendment, drawn up by the Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK), was submitted to Parliament in December 2008 and passed with the support of the largest party in the governing coalition,

    Slovak Spectator 2009

  • Szigeti from the Hungarian Coalition Party, said the committee agreed on breaking the veto of the president and will seek to pass the law again.

    Slovak Spectator 2009

  • The MTI Hungarian agency quoted Bela Bugar, former head of the opposition Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK), representing the 500,00-strong Hungarian minority in the five-million Slovakia.

    Prague Monitor 2009

  • He formed a government with three other center-right parties: the Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK),

    unknown title 2009

  • Slovak Democratic and Christian Union (SDKÚ-DS) and Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK) agreed after a joint meeting on December 1.

    Slovak Spectator 2009

  • Next came the Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (HZDS), on 8.8 percent, followed by the Slovak National Party (SNS) on 8.4 percent and the Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK) on 5.4 percent.

    Slovak Spectator 2009

  • Democratic Movement, and the Hungarian Coalition Party) agreed to support Radičová as their joint candidate.

    The Slovak Spectator 2010

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