“I view history as deplorable, how else can it be viewed?” Tauras Paulauskas, co-owner and manager of architecture company Unitectus, tells Verslo žiniomis (VŽ). Both he and the investment manager, which planned a development worth hundreds of millions in Vilnius, say they have only now learned that the architect who prepared the project admitted to passing a bribe to a municipal official through an intermediary to speed up the process.
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“I view history as deplorable, how else can it be viewed?” Tauras Paulauskas, co-owner and manager of architecture company Unitectus, tells Verslo žiniomis (VŽ). Both he and the investment manager, which planned a development worth hundreds of millions in Vilnius, say they have only now learned that the architect who prepared the project admitted to passing a bribe to a municipal official through an intermediary to speed up the process.