US EditionFormer Castle Chancellor Mynář Will Receive 472,000 for His Prosecution
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Former castle chancellor during the time of President Miloš Zeman, Vratislav Mynář, will receive compensation from the state for his prosecution in the subsidy case surrounding the boarding house in Auschwitz. Instead of the 1.9 million crowns he had demanded, he will receive 472,000 crowns for the prosecution.
The Ministry of Justice has awarded former head of the presidential office Vratislav Mynář 472,000 crowns for prosecution in the case of subsidies for the reconstruction of a boarding house in Auschwitz. Radiožurnál reported this on Monday. Mynář originally demanded approximately 1.9 million crowns. He faced up to eight years in prison for subsidy fraud and damaging the interests of the European Union, but the court acquitted him last January.
The Ministry of Justice has awarded former head of the presidential office Vratislav Mynář 472 thousand crowns for prosecution in the case of subsidies for the reconstruction of a boarding house in Osvětimany in the Uherskohradišť region. Radiožurnál reported this on Monday. Mynář originally demanded about 1.9 million crowns. For the subsidy...
Former castle chancellor Vratislav Mynář has not received the full compensation he requested from the Ministry of Justice. He wanted satisfaction for a four-year-long prosecution for subsidy fraud, which ended in an acquittal last year.
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