
The head of the Media-Most holding, Vladimir Gusinsky, left Soto Del real after his lawyers biddled 1 billion peset (5.5 million dollars). He headed for his villa Sotogrande near Cadiz.
By a court decision, the stay of Vladimir Gusinsky in Spain will be related to some restrictions until the Spanish court makes a final decision. In particular, the police will be inside his house and around him. And any movement outside the house should be made in a police car, or in the car controlled by the policeman. He is also forbidden to leave the territory of Spain, use air and sea transport. In order to avoid escape, he must hand over his foreign passports to the judicial authorities.
Gusinsky must comply with this regime until the court considers the documents sent by the Prosecutor General by the Spanish investigative authorities. Now, documents from Moscow are still in the Spanish government, which must decide whether to send them to the country's Supreme Court for proceedings or not.
On the eve of the Head of the Department of Information and Public Relations of the Prosecutor General’s Office, Leonid Troshin, answering the question of whether the Prosecutor General’s prosecutor’s office is that Gusinsky can hide from justice, said: “I don’t think that Mr. Gusinsky can take such a risky step. Otherwise, two countries will already look for him - both Russia and Spain.” "It does not matter to us what measure of restraint was chosen for Gusinsky; the main thing is that it appears before Russian justice," he added.