The paedophilia scandal currently causing outrage in Hungary has run its course, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said during a traditional annual address to the nation. While the case was “a nightmare” that affected all of Hungary, the resignation on February 10 of Katalin Novák as president and the withdrawal from public life of former justice minister Judit Varga had restored the country’s unity, Orbán said. The right-wing prime minister said that the two women had greater dignity in their little fingers than all the leaders on the left. “Even good people can take poor decisions,” he said. On Fr…