Gyurcsany MSZP-SZDSZ government — economic-school: post-accession Hungarian third-way social democracy attempting simultaneous welfare- state maintenance and deficit reduction. Launched the June 2006 'New Balance' austerity programme (VAT 20%->25% return, energy price liberalisation, healthcare visit fees) after winning the April 2006 election, then was destabilised by the September 2006 Balatonoszod leak of his closed-party-speech ("we lied morning, noon, and night," aired 17 Sep 2006) triggering weeks of Budapest riots including the 23 October 2006 storming of MTV. Left-right axis: centre-left with austerity pragmatism. Dated policies: New Balance (Uj Egyensuly) austerity June 2006, Balatonoszod leak 17 Sep 2006, MTV siege 18 Sep 2006, 2008 social-referendum (9 Mar 2008, NO to visit fees, tuition fees, daily-hospital fees — triggered SZDSZ coalition exit May 2008), IMF-EU-World Bank rescue package (28 Oct 2008, USD 25.1bn — Hungary the first EU member-state to request post-2008-crisis IMF support). Popularity: collapsed after Balatonoszod; Gyurcsany resigned 14 April 2009. Coherence: low — scandal-destabilised.
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