Letter From Budapest

stand, but that, of course, is a languagernthat is too locally circumscribed for foreignrninvestors, the Common Market,rnUnited Europe, and Washington.rnNobody knows at this point what thernfuture orientation of Eastern Europe willrnor can be. The government, the bureaucracy,rnthe opposition, the public figuresrnon television pay daily lip service torndemocracy . . .