Bajnai to rally supporters
Former prime minister Gordon Bajnai is set to start raising support for his Együtt 2014 movement’s political goals of success at the 2014 general elections by building a network of activists. His Haza és Haladás foundation announced that the movement would be turned into a political party in March which coincided with the launch of a campaign where Bajnai would be urging citizens to sign up to the cause through automated telephone messages, supported by several applications on the internet and platforms of social media.
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