Hungary minister says might vote to quit EU if government held referendum


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  • Thursday, 30 Jun 2016

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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The Hungarian prime minister's chief of staff said on Thursday he would vote to leave the European Union or abstain if his country ever held a referendum on membership - though he added the government had no plans for such a plebiscite.

Janos Lazar said that was his personal view, not the government's.

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