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- The couple faces possible loan penalties if their IVF treatment does not produce a pregnancy by 1 November.
- Barbara Elek and Levi received a 10 million-forint (£25,000) interest-free loan, part of pronatalist policies introduced by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in 2010.
- They are awaiting the result of their third IVF cycle in Debrecen.
- If no pregnancy is confirmed by the deadline, they may owe penalty interest of 1.5-3.5 million forint (£3,700-£8,600).
