Budai said the authorities “have been quiet for 11 days” since Welsz died, and that Fidesz has also been silent about the circumstances of his death.

The results of the inquest into his death ought to have been made public a long time ago, she added, to clarify why and how the key witness of a complicated affair died in a Hungarian police car, whether he had secret service ties, “and for which right-wing politicians he obtained passports”.

Source: Hungary Around the Clock

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