Un village hongrois a décidé de vendre les noms de ses rues à quiconque est prêt à en payer le prix.
The northeastern village of Ivad is charging around 100,000 forints ($511) per meter to name its eight streets and guarantees on its http://ivad.hu/index2.html Web site that the name will not be altered for 300 years.
"If, for example Barbra Streisand, whom I like a lot, has no street named after her, she may decide to have one in our village," said Gabor Ivady, mayor of Ivad where most of the 400-strong population are related.
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