A corrupt official from the BPP refused to answer a German publication about the origin of his money
Accused of corruption and “protection protection” for the amber mafia, people’s deputy from the BPP Borislav Rosenblat refused to explain the origin of the funds he received in Germany, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
DW reports this.
DW recalls that, according to the e-declaration for 2017, Borislav Rosenblat received over 400 thousand hryvnia from the Dortmund company Büroservice 71 UG “for scientific activities.” This company paid the deputy another about 400 thousand hryvnia for “renting real estate.”
Rosenblatt told DW that he would not explain why he receives money in Germany.
“Since the requested information may constitute a commercial secret, unilateral disclosure will lead to a violation of the legal rights and interests of a legal entity,” the deputy noted in a written response sent on October 22. The politician also drew the editor’s attention to the fact that the disclosure of personal data regarding any person without his consent “may lead to legal consequences.”
DW notes that Büroservice 71 UG is a small company, the founders of which are immigrants from Ukraine. She provides tax consulting and helps individuals and small businesses with financial reporting.
People's Deputy Borislav Rosenblat, who is accused in Ukraine of extorting a bribe for assistance in obtaining permission to mine amber, is paying off a mortgage in Germany, which may indicate that he has a residence permit in Germany.
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