| Summary: | A report on Hungary's populist movement and its new program to stimulate birth rate in an attempt to thwart the population's steep decline. The Family Protection Action Plan rewards couples - deemed eligible by the right-wing government - for having children, and was developed in an effort to shape public policy and stop immigration into Hungary. Includes interviews with Katalin Novak, Hungary's Minister of State for Family and Youth Affairs; Zoltan Benko, a recently married man; Anna Donath, a Hungarian member of the European Parliament and a leader of the Momentum Party; Peter Kreko, a social psychologist and head of the Political Capitol Institute; and Laszlo Toroczkai, mayor of Asotthalom.
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