Arrest made by anti-corruption body set up to investigate alleged graft during former PM’s 16-year rule Hungarian authorities have detained a brother of Viktor Orbán as part of an investigation into people-smuggling, the prime minister, Péter Magyar , has said. The Hungarian anti-graft body, the national asset protection and recovery office, said in a statement that a joint operation with police had led to the arrests of four people and searches of homes in Budapest and Pest county. Continue reading...
Viktor Orbán’s brother detained in people-smuggling investigation, Hungarian PM says
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