Как стало известно, в столице Чехии, городским судом было принято решение об освобождении Богдана Данилишина, бывшего министра экономики Украины. Данный вердикт судья вынес 14 января 2011 года. Игорь Фомин, адвокат экс-министра, полностью подтвердил информацию.
Первоначально, Министерство Чехии приняло решение предоставить политическое убежище Богдану Данилишину. Его задержал в Праге в октябре 2010 года, но 13 января 2011, пересмотрев дело, исполнительные органы Чехии приняли решение о том, что Данилишину необходимо политическое убежище.| < Предыдущая | Следующая > |
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