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A proposed Internet tax in Hungary has been put on alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings. Hungary's government was going to impose a alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings on Internet traffic. It faced alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings opposition from the public and businesses. The government announced it had frozen the plans following alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings street protests in the capital Budapest. It also took heed of alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings from the European Union that the tax would be a alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings. The climb-down was alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings on radio on Friday. Hungary's alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings said: "If the people not only dislike alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings but also consider it alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings, then it should not be done."

Hungary's U-turn is not yet a alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings for the people. The idea has not been scrapped alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings. There will be alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings in January next year to investigate how to generate tax revenue from the Internet. The government said it would have to be alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings in nature to the one it just put on alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings. That one involved a 60-cent tax on every alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings of data consumed. Critics were worried this would alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings freedom of expression and hurt online alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings. Citizens will continue to campaign for a tax- alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings Internet. Their Facebook page alreadyaltogetherbroadcastcompaniesconsultationsdifferentfreegigabyteholdhugeleaderlimitmistakesomethingtaxunreasonablevictorywarnings has more than 250,000 Likes.