Hungary’s emerging opposition figure has accused the inner circles of Viktor Orban of tampering with evidence in a high-profile corruption case that is currently in its legal process. Peter Magyar promised to present audio recordings to back up his allegations as early as next week following his first hearing as a witness at the prosecution office on March 20 in the case involving former Justice Ministry deputy Pal Volner and Gyorgy Schadl, the former head of the bailiffs’ association. Magyar was questioned for almost four hours at the Metropolitan Prosecutor’s Office on Wednesday. Reporters a…
