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Hungary gets new top prosecutor for anti-graft drive after Orban downfall
Peter Fejes, 65, says he wants to regain lost trust in the office, including emphasizing legal work "being free from politics. "
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Peter Fejes, 65, says he wants to regain lost trust in the office, including emphasizing legal work "being free from politics."
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