The internal electronic communications of Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party were reportedly seized by criminal prosecutors on Tuesday, in a move the party has compared to the former communist regime in the country.
According to Budapest’s Blikk newspaper, the IT system of the nationalist-conservative Fidesz party was raided by prosecutors, who are reportedly set to examine the entirety of the opposition party’s electronic communications.
The move to remove Sulyok from office came in the wake of the Magyar-led parliament passing legislation to impose term limits on the office of the prime minister.
Opponents noted that the legislation would bar only…
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