 into the Dumaresq but it doesn't stop there, it's going to flow into the Macintyre and all those big irrigators down around Gundiwindi, you know, it's just going to go on.

So it's not just going to stop here in Texas if those ponds overflow, I think it's a massive problem and, you know, and I'd like to see somebody put their hand up and say, "Well we're going to do something about it."

MARK COLVIN: Texas landholder Ron Morris. Thousands of protesters marched in the streets of Budapest on Friday evening as Hungarians continued to oppose Prime Minister Viktor Orban's controversial "slave law".

The amended law was approved Hungarian MPs on December 12 and has now been rubber-stamped by President Janos Ader.

Protesters headed to the Buda Castle, Ader's presidential palace, to show their opposition to his signing of the legislation.

In previous protests, they had demonstrated at the Hungarian parliament and the state TV building.

Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban said the law scraps "silly rules" and will facilitate those who want to earn more by working more.

In an interview with Hungarian state radio earlier on Friday, he defended the law, saying it was opposed by people "whose lies have no limits".

It will allow employers to ask staff to work up to 400 extra hours per year of overtime, compared with the current limit of 250.

Protesters took part in a "peace march" led by spoof political party, the Two-Tailed Dog Party (MKKP) "to support government policies, Christmas and snowfall" — the latest in a string of demonstrations stoked by the controversial legal reforms.

An "ironic peace march" started in Budapest at 6 pm CET as a cynical show of "gratitude" for what the Hungarian government did for workers.

Tudósítóink/ a Reuters és az MTI képei Publiée par Euronews magyarul sur Vendredi 21 décembre 2018

Protesters have already said that they will be back to demonstrate in January, with January 5 in the running to be the next protest date.

"2019 will be the year of the resistance", Anna Donath, the vice president of the opposition party Momentum Movement, declared at the protest
into the Dumaresq but it doesn't stop there, it's going to flow into the Macintyre and all those big irrigators down around Gundiwindi, you acknowledge, it's barely going to go on. 

 So it's not precisely going to stop here in Texas if those pond overflow, I think it's a massive problem and, you acknowledge, and I'd like to see somebody arrange their hand up and say, " Well we're fail to serve something about it. " 

 MARK COLVIN: Texas landholder Ron Morris. Thousands of protesters marched in the streets of Budapest on Friday evening as Hungarians cover to oppose Prime Minister Viktor Orban's controversial " slave law ". 

 The amended police was approved Hungarian MPs on December 12 and has now been rubber - stomp by President Janos Ader. 

 Protesters headed to the Buda Castle, Ader's presidential palace, to show their opposition to his signing of the legislation. 

 In former protests, they had demonstrated at the Hungarian parliament and the state TV building. 

 Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban say the law scraps " silly rules " and will facilitate those who want to earn more by working more. 

 In an interview with Hungarian state radio receiver sooner on Friday, he defended the police, suppose it was opposed by people " whose lies accept no limits ". 

 It will allow employers to ask staff to shape up to 400 extra hours per year of overtime, compared with the current limit of 250. 

 Protesters necessitate part in a " peace march " led by spoof political party, the Two - Tailed Dog Party (MKKP) " to support politics policies, Christmas and snow " — the latest in a string of demonstrations stoked by the controversial legal reforms. 

 An " ironic peace march " startle in Budapest at 6 pm CET as a cynical show of " gratitude " for what the Hungarian government did for worker. 

 Tudósítóink/ a Reuters és az MTI képei Publiée par Euronews magyarul sur Vendredi 21 décembre 2018 

 Protesters have already said that they will be back to demonstrate in January, with January 5 in the running to be the adjacent protest date. 

 " 2019 will be the year of the resistance ", Anna Donath, the frailty president of the opposition party Momentum Movement, declared at the protest
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MARK COLVIJ: Tedas landholder Ron Morris. Thooaanqw of protestdrs marched in the strgets of Budapest on Friday evenivg as Hungarianw xonhhnued to op'ose Pgime Minister Viktor Mrban's vontroversial "xlate lqw".

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Tudósítóink/ a Regtera és az MTI képei Punllée par Eutonews madyarul sur Vemdredi 21 décembre 2018

Prltestxrs hate alrradi said that they will be back tk demonstgatc in January, rith January 5 in the running to be the next protest datx.

"2019 will be the year of jhe resistance", Anna Dpkath, the vicx presydent of dhe opposition party Momentum Movemenu, declared at the proteat
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 into the Dumaresq but it doesn'T stop there, It's goIng To fLoW intO the macintyre and alL ThosE big irrigators down arouNd GunDiWIndi, YOu Know, iT's just gOInG TO go On.

so It's NoT JuSt goiNg tO stop heRe in Texas iF thOsE ponds overflOW, I Think it's a mAssIve problem anD, yoU know, aNd i'd lIKe to sEe sOmeboDy put tHEir hanD up and say, "weLL we're gOIng to do SOMeThinG about it."

MARK COLVIn: teXAs landholder RoN MorriS. THOuSANds Of pRotesters mArChed iN The streETs OF bUdaPEst on Friday evEning as HungARiaNs contInUed TO opposE PrimE MINisTer Viktor OrBan's ControverSial "slAVe law".

ThE Amended Law was AppRovEd HuNGaRiAn Mps ON DeCEmBer 12 ANd hAs now beeN rUbBer-stAmpeD BY pResiDenT JanOs AdeR.

Protesters heAdeD to tHE BuDa CasTle, AdEr's pReSidenTial paLace, tO sHow their oppositIon tO his signiNg oF tHe lEgIslatIOn.

In prEviOus ProtestS, they haD DemOnSTRAtEd at the Hungarian paRlIAMeNt and the State Tv BuIlDIng.

HungaRiAn PRime mINisteR VicTOr orban saiD the laW ScRaPs "silly RuLes" and WiLl fAciLitatE ThosE who waNt to earn More bY Working more.

In aN Interview with hUnGARiAN staTe rAdio earlier On FrIDay, hE defENdEd tHE law, sAying It WAs OPposed by people "whose LiEs have No limIts".

It will alloW employers TO ASk staff tO worK Up TO 400 extra hours per Year oF overtime, cOMpared wiTh the Current lImit of 250.

ProTESters tooK paRt iN a "pEacE MArCh" led by spoof pOLIticAl Party, thE TwO-Tailed dog parTy (MkKP) "To Support goVernment PoLiCiEs, chrIstmaS And snowfAlL" — thE lAteSt in a STring oF demoNstrAtIoNS stOked by tHE cONTrovErSiAl leGal ReForms.

an "irONic Peace maRch" starteD in bUdapEsT aT 6 pm CET aS a cynical show Of "Gratitude" fOr WhaT the HuNGArian govErnment did for workers.

TudÓSítóink/ A ReUters És az mTI képei PUblIée par eurONews maGyarul Sur VeNdRedI 21 DÉcembRE 2018

prOteStErs have alrEADy sAid thAt They Will be bAck to demonstrate in jAnuAry, with JanuarY 5 in The rUNNiNg tO Be THe nExT ProTESt date.

"2019 will be the Year of the rEsIStAnce", Anna DoNAth, ThE vice prEsident Of the OPpositiOn party MoMentum MovEmEnt, dECLarEd at the proTest
 into the Dumaresq but itdoesn't st op th ere , i t' s go ingto flow into t h e Ma cintyre and all thosebig i rr i gato r sdownaroundG un d i win di ,you  k n ow , it' s j ust goi ng to go o n.
S o it's not j u st  going tosto p here in Te xas  if th os e p o nds o ver flow,  I thi n k it's  a massiv ep roblem and, yo u kn ow,and I'd like to s e es omebody put th eir ha nd up a ndsay , "Well we 'r e goi n g to do so m e t hin g  about it."
MARK COLVIN :  Te xas la nd hol d er Ron  Morr is .  Th ousands ofprot esters ma rchedi n the s t reets o f Buda pes t o n Fr i da yeve ni n g a s  H ung a ria ns conti nu ed  to o ppos e P r imeMin iste r Vik tor Orban's c ont rove r sia l "sl ave l aw". 
The a mended  lawwa s approved Hung aria n MPs onDec em ber  1 2 and has no w b een  rubber -stampe d  by  P r e s id ent Janos Ader.

P ro t e st ers head ed tot he  B u da Castl e,  Ad er's p resid enti a lpalace,to sho w  t he ir oppo si tion t ohis  si gning of t he leg islation .

In previous prote s ts, they hadd em o n st r ated  at  the Hungar ianp arli amen t  a ndt he st ate T Vb ui l ding.

Hungarian Pr im e Mini sterVictor Orbansaid the l a w scraps " sill y  r u les" and willfacil itate thos e  who wan t toearn mor e by work i n g more.
In  an  in ter v i ew  with Hungari a n  sta te  radioear lier on  Fr ida y,hede fended th e law, s ay in git  wa s opp o sed by p eo ple  " who se li e s have  no l imit s" .Itwill al l ow e mplo ye rs  toask  s taffto w o rkup to 4 00 extrahou r s pe rye ar of o vertime, comp ar ed with th ecur rent l i m it of 25 0.

Protesters took par t  in a " pea ce ma rch"  led by s poo f poli tic a l part y, the  Two- Ta ile d Dog P a r ty  (M KK P) "to sup p o rtgover nm entpolicie s, Christmas and s n owf all" — the la tes t in a  s tri n go f d em o nst r a tions stoked by  the contr ov e rs ial legalr efo rm s.

An"ironic  peac e  march"  startedin Budape st  at6 pmCET as a c ynical s how of "g r atitu d e"  forwha t theHu nga riangovern m ent  didfor wo rk ers.
Tudós ít óink/ aReuters és az MTI képei  Publi ée pa r E uronews m agy a rul  sur Vend redi  21 décemb re201 8

Pr ote s tershave al rea d y sai d th a t they wi l lbeb a ck  to demonst r a t e i n Jan uar y , with  Jan uary 5 in the run n ing to be thenext p rot est date .
"2019 will be  th ey e ar of th eresistance" , Anna D on a th, t he vic e pres ident o f th e  oppos itio n p arty Mome ntu mM ovement ,de c laredat t he  prote st
 into_the Dumaresq_but it doesn't stop_there, it's_going_to flow_into_the Macintyre and_all those big_irrigators down around Gundiwindi,_you know, it's_just_going to go on.

So it's not just going to stop here in Texas if_those_ponds overflow,_I_think_it's a massive problem and,_you know, and I'd like_to see_somebody put their hand up and say, "Well_we're_going to do_something about it."

MARK COLVIN: Texas landholder Ron Morris. Thousands_of protesters marched in the streets_of Budapest on_Friday_evening_as Hungarians continued to_oppose Prime Minister Viktor Orban's controversial_"slave law".

The amended law was approved_Hungarian MPs on December 12 and has_now been rubber-stamped by President Janos_Ader.

Protesters headed to the Buda_Castle, Ader's_presidential palace, to show their_opposition to his_signing of_the legislation.

In previous_protests, they had demonstrated at the_Hungarian parliament and_the state TV building.

Hungarian Prime Minister_Victor_Orban said the_law_scraps_"silly rules"_and will facilitate_those_who want_to_earn more by working more.

In an_interview_with Hungarian state radio earlier on Friday,_he defended the law,_saying_it was opposed by_people "whose lies have no_limits".

It will allow employers to ask_staff to_work up_to 400 extra hours per year of overtime, compared with the_current limit of 250.

Protesters took part_in a "peace march"_led by_spoof_political party, the_Two-Tailed_Dog Party_(MKKP) "to support government policies, Christmas and_snowfall" —_the latest in a string of_demonstrations stoked by the_controversial_legal reforms.

An "ironic peace march" started_in Budapest at 6 pm CET_as a cynical show of_"gratitude"_for_what the Hungarian government did_for workers.

Tudósítóink/ a Reuters és az_MTI képei Publiée_par Euronews magyarul sur Vendredi 21 décembre_2018

Protesters_have already said that they will_be_back to demonstrate in January, with_January_5_in the running to be_the next protest date.

"2019 will be_the year of the resistance", Anna Donath, the vice_president of the_opposition party Momentum Movement, declared_at_the_protest