Gyurcsany re-elected as Hungary's Socialist Party chief

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Gyurcsany re-elected as Hungary's Socialist Party chief

12:24, March 22, 2009

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Ferenc Gyurcsany, Hungarian Prime Minister and current chairman of the ruling Socialist Party, was re-elected as party leader on Saturday.

Gyurcsany got 508 out of the total 599 votes, a support rate of 85 percent.

The party congress also elected Szekeres Imre and Lamperth Monika as standing vice chairpersons, and Mesterhazy Attila, Kiss Peter and Ujhelyi Istvan as vice chairpersons.

Source: Xinhua

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