According to reports which have appeared in the media, the mayor of Vladivostok Igor Pushkarev was detained and then transferred to Moscow on suspicion of abuse of office. Official confirmation of this has not yet arrived.
The situation in which turned out to be the head of Vladivostok, greatly surprised his companions. “It is – a strong business executive, a successful businessman in the past, was a senator is necessary to understand.” – Quoted by RIA senator news from the Legislative Assembly of Primorsky Krai Vyacheslav Fetisov “Far East, Sakhalin -. Regions with high cost of raising funds along with. these appear and corruption risks:. a desire to steal, to build an illegal business model need to look at the charges, but Pushkarev mayor of Vladivostok is at risk of corruption “, – quotes Life.ru chairman of the National Anti-corruption Committee Kirill Kabanov .
has developed in the region some situation compared with a curse. “ The whole brief administrative history of the new Russia shows that this place, Primorsky Krai, and this city a curse in terms of corruption. Whoever was there appointed, selected there, or there was there on the high regional positions in the results other elected schemes, sooner or later, will be arrested, removed, removed, killed, “- quoted by the portal” National news “ Vice President of strategic development modeling Center Grigory Trophimchuk .
According to him, one of the reasons for this may be the remoteness of Vladivostok: it is at the periphery of the country, and the attention of the federal center it often lacks. “H e necessary to delve into the Pushkareva, we need to understand the root cause of this situation in the Russian capital of the East”, – said Gregory Trofimchuk .
Recall that in the media reported that the administration of Vladivostok and the mayor’s house were searched, and the Igor Pushkarev was arrested and taken to Moscow by plane. Presumably, in respect of the mayor was prosecuted under “ The abuse of office “. However, official confirmation of this data by law enforcement agencies has yet been received.
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