Concorde Capital’s Zenon Zawada writes

Thursday, November 19, 2020
Concorde Capital’s Zenon Zawada writes

Concorde Capital’s Zenon Zawada writes: “This is yet another negative consequence of the scandalous October 27 ruling, which has been quite destructive, not only for Ukraine’s anti-corruption infrastructure but also its image among its Western sponsors… many critical convictions – intended a signal to deter others – will be lost forever.”

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