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Former Minister Faces Possible Prosecution Over €2.4 Million in Undeclared Assets · Cyprus Report

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Former Minister Faces Possible Prosecution Over €2.4 Million in Undeclared Assets

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A former minister in President Nikos Christodoulides’ government may face criminal prosecution regarding undeclared assets.
The potential charges stem from an alleged failure to declare €2.4 million in parliamentary submissions made in 2023 and 2026.
The details of the case emerged following a report published by the newspaper Politis.

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Former minister faces possible prosecution over €2.4m in undeclared assetsCyprus Mail · 1 hour ago

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A former minister in President Nikos Christodoulides’ government may face criminal prosecution regarding undeclared assets.
The potential charges stem from an alleged failure to declare €2.4 million in parliamentary submissions made in 2023 and 2026.
The details of the case emerged following a report published by the newspaper Politis.

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