BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Advertisements by Coca-Cola around a music festival in Hungary that promote gay acceptance have prompted a boycott call from a senior member of the conservative ruling party.
The posters, in tandem with the week-long "Love Revolution" event starting on Wednesday in Budapest, show gay people and couples smiling with slogans like "zero sugar, zero prejudice".
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