February 15, 2008, 10:21 CET
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Fidesz launches referendum billboard campaign
Fidesz referendum campaign leader István Tarlós unveiled his party’s billboards on Thursday carrying the message “The Future Starts with a Yes” Tarlós told reporters that the coalition parties had refused to accept a Fidesz proposal that none of them display political posters in public areas.
Tarlós finds it outrageous that the government is trying to say that ordinary people are parasites, when they have paid social insurance contributions and taxes for health care and education all their life, and now the cabinet is introducing medical and tuition fees.
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