(BUDAPEST) – Hungary’s incoming prime minister Péter Magyar faces an urgent legislative sprint to unblock frozen European Union funds and dismantle the systemic corruption infrastructure left by Viktor Orbán’s sixteen year administration, according to Katalin Cseh, a Hungarian MP from the Momentum Movement. Speaking on the programme “World Talks,” Cseh outlined the formidable challenges awaiting the new government following the Tisza Party’s crushing electoral victory. The transition of power has been marred by reports of outgoing officials destroying sensitive documents, particularly those concerning sanctions against Russia, a development Cseh described as deeply concerning though unsurprising given the previous regime’s close ties…