Peter Magyar, An Ex Government Insider Protests In Budapest After Leaking A Voice Recording Accusing Senior Government Officials

Peter Magyar, An Ex Government Insider Protests In Budapest After Leaking A Voice Recording Accusing Senior Government Officials

Protesters are gathering for an anti-government protest in Budapest, Hungary, on April 6. Peter Magyar, a former government insider who released an audio recording alleging the involvement of senior government officials and their subsequent removal from the files of the highest-profile corruption case in Hungary since the Fidesz party came to power, is organizing the protest. (Photo by Balint Szentgallay/NurPhoto)

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