Vova 12%?

Corruption in Sochi: How Olympic Contracts buy for millions of dollars

Businessman Valery Morozov accuses the official of the administration of the presidential administration Vladimir Leshchevsky of receiving major bribes. About how the deputy chief of the Main Directorate of Caproaches, Leshchevsky, extorted and received bribes from him, the head of Moskonsprom OJSC first spoke in an interview with the English Sunday Times, and then the Russian Novaya Gazeta. According to the businessman, after his company won the tender for the reconstruction of the Primorsky Corps Sanatorium Sochi, where government delegations will live during the 2014 Olympics, the official demanded a rollback of 12% of the project-1.5 billion rubles. The businessman claims that he handed over to Leshchevsky the amount he had required. The official calls the accusations the accusations of “complete stupidity”.

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It is worth noting that Vladimir Leshchevsky is by no means a poor person. His declaration of income for 2009 states that he earned 4,977,734 rubles. He has no apartments. But there is a Lexus car and a snowmobile. For the same year, his wife earned only 355,422 rubles. At the same time, she drives by a “jaguar” car and a motorcycle. Unlike her spouse, she is all right with real estate: an apartment of 76.5 squares, two land plots - 910 and 920 kV m, a cottage with an area of ​​179.2 squares and a garage of 12.5 meters. Interestingly, the chief of Mr. Leshchevsky, Anatoly Chaus, during the same period earned half the subordinate - 2,246,472 rubles.

In 2003, by decree of President Vladimir Putin Leshchevsky, he was awarded the Order of Friendship "For great contribution to the preparation and holding of events to celebrate the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg and international summites." Prior to the administration of the presidential administration, the official was headed by the Glavtekh, the division of the Glavmosstroy, and began his career in the Far North, where he went from master to the head of a large construction company. “Increased demands on oneself and the entrusted team, perhaps, is the first thing that catches the eye when meeting the head of Glavtekh,” the Stroy.ru portal writes about him.