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Semen Kryvonos’s tenure in Obukhiv district is notable not only for stories about extortion schemes tied to land allotments. There is another, no less telling layer — a systematic accumulation of land in the same region where he exercises authority.
As follows from the declaration for 2016 year (officially published via NACP), already in 21.12.2011 Kryvonos acquired ownership of a land plot of almost 2 hectares in Obukhiv district — in the village of Kopachiv. An important nuance: this plot was located on land designated for forestry use within the forest fund and was part of a contiguous land block.
It gets more. Just a year after taking office, 19.12.2012, in the village of Stari Bezradichi in the same Obukhiv district, Kryvonos’s wife acquired ownership of another land plot — measuring 0,118 ha.
At the same time, another interesting process is taking place. According to reports, Kryvonos’s father also became the owner of land plots in the same district — in the forest area between Stari Bezradichi and Kopachi — with a total area of nearly 2 hectares. Specifically, these include two plots for individual gardening:
cadastral number 3223184200:06:005:0109 — area 0,8642 ha;
cadastral number 3223184200:06:005:0110 — area 0,8641 ha.
Formally, each of these facts may look like a separate civil-legal transaction. But taken together they form a very different picture.
When, after being appointed to a position, you and your relatives “suddenly” acquire several hectares of land exactly where you work — that’s no longer a coincidence.
It’s a trend.
A trend of loving everything that glitters.
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