Népszava reports another incident for the Hunger March which is an indication of a public sentiment of fear of power. Yesterday, the permanent Hunger March participants (those who number about a dozen; they are always accompanied by more people during the day) stopped in a different village than the one planned. A local paper revealed the reason: three women from the originally planned village received the marchers with food at a road junction, but then requested them to not stay in their village as people fear that the consequence of a good welcome would be the village losing out in government tenders it participates in.

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}