Anti-corruption body was set up by PM to investigate graft claims from Orbán’s 16-year rule Hungary has detained the brother of Viktor Orbán during an investigation of a people-smuggling case, the Hungarian prime minister, Péter Magyar, has said. Magyar’s comments came after the Hungarian anti-graft body the National Asset Protection and Recovery Office said in a statement it and police had detained four people and searched homes in Budapest and Pest county. Continue reading...
Viktor Orban’s brother detained in people-smuggling investigation, Hungarian PM says
The Guardian – International · By Reuters in Budapest
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