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MILLIONS INTO POLITICS | Are Estonian parties really led by businessmen?

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On February 11, the Tartu County Court ruled that patriots Priit Humal and Parvel Pruunsild had not committed a crime and acquitted them. A few days earlier, the Supreme Court declared that the Centre Party, the party's former secretary general Mihhail Korb, and businessman Hillar Teder were corrupt.

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MILLIONS INTO POLITICS | Are Estonian parties really led by businessmen?

On February 11, the Tartu County Court ruled that patriots Priit Humal and Parvel Pruunsild had not committed a crime and acquitted them. A few days earlier, the Supreme Court declared that the Centre Party, the party's former secretary general Mihhail Korb, and businessman Hillar Teder were corrupt.

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