
Журналисты ТАСС подсчитали, что 45 действующих депутатов IX созыва Верховной рады Украины обвинены в коррупционных преступлениях; в общей сложности обвинения получили 84 действующих и бывших депутата, а с учётом предыдущих созывов под подозрением находятся более 10 процентов депутатского корпуса.
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В IX созыве Верховной рады Украины 45 действующих депутатов обвинены в коррупционных преступлениях по подсчётам ТАСС.
Десятки парламентариев нынешнего IX созыва украинской Верховной рады оказались связаны с обвинениями в коррупционных преступлениях. Соответствующие подсчеты провели журналисты ТАСС.
Как говорят результаты аналитики, на текущий момент обвинения в рамках дел коррупционной направленности предъявлены 45 депутатам текущего созыва. В общей сложности подобные обвинения получили 84 действующих и бывших депутата.
Если говорить о прежних созывах, то в них обвинения по таким делам предъявлены 39 бывшим парламентариям. Таким образом, в круг подозрений по статьям о коррупции попало свыше 10 процентов депутатского корпуса Украины.

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