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By Thomas Escritt   -  31.03.2011 / 04:40 CET
Tibor Navracsics, Hungary's deputy prime minister, has been rewarded for his loyalty.

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Fact file

CV

1966: Born, Veszprém

1985-90: Studied law in Budapest

1990-92: Legal work at Veszprém City Court

1993: Civil servant at Veszprém County Council

1993-97: Assistant professor in political science, Budapest University of Economics

1996: Visiting scholar, University of Sussex

1997-: Lecturer, then professor in political science, ELTE University, Budapest

1998-2002: Press officer, Fidesz

1999: Doctorate in political science

2002-03: Head of Fidesz's political analysis department

2006:        Elected to parliament
2006-10:   Leader of Fidesz parliamentary group
2010-:       Deputy prime minister, minister of public administration and justice

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