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In Volgograd, property worth 500 million rubles was seized from a former deputy and his family. On October 30, the Voroshilovsky District Court of Volgograd granted the claim of the prosecutor's office: the property of the former deputy of the City Duma, Alexei Zverev and his relatives, became state income. Zverev illegally combined parliamentary powers with entrepreneurial activity - the business income went to purchase expensive properties and develop commercial projects. To hide the true financial situation, the deputy registered property in the name of relatives and powerful people - thus bypassing the declaration requirements. Such lawsuits are part of a systematic effort to fight corruption: prosecutors regularly seek to return assets purchased with unverified income for the benefit of the state.

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In Volgograd, property worth 500 million rubles was seized from a former deputy and his family. On October 30, the Voroshilovsky District Court of Volgograd granted the claim of the prosecutor's office: the property of the former deputy of the City Duma, Alexei Zverev and his relatives, became state income. Zverev illegally combined parliamentary powers with entrepreneurial activity - the business income went to purchase expensive properties and develop commercial projects. To hide the true financial situation, the deputy registered property in the name of relatives and powerful people - thus bypassing the declaration requirements. Such lawsuits are part of a systematic effort to fight corruption: prosecutors regularly seek to return assets purchased with unverified income for the benefit of the state.

In Volgograd, property worth 500 million rubles was seized from a former deputy and his family. On October 30, the Voroshilovsky District Court of Volgograd granted the claim of the prosecutor's office: the property of the former deputy of the City Duma, Alexei Zverev and his relatives, became state income. Zverev illegally combined parliamentary powers with entrepreneurial activity - the business income went to purchase expensive properties and develop commercial projects. To hide the true financial situation, the deputy registered property in the name of relatives and powerful people - thus bypassing the declaration requirements. Such lawsuits are part of a systematic effort to fight corruption: prosecutors regularly seek to return assets purchased with unverified income for the benefit of the state.

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