Web of ‘coincidences’ widens: Prague transport firm DPP’s deal with Samcor unraveled

Samcor security got a loan from the same Caribbean offshore that lent millions to the ex-DPP chief Martin Dvořák’s mother

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Ondřej Koutník | 31.01.2012

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Czech media continue to untangle the web of links between opaque offshore companies, the law firms that represent them, and the individuals benefiting from contracts agreed by Prague transport company (DPP) former CEO Martin Dvořák — possibly including his mother (a police probe is underway). Czech Position has uncovered yet another, involving a security firm whose clients included DPP and TV Prima, which Dvořák once headed.

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Fighting corruption is important

A Concerned Citizen|01.02.2012 - 10:15

Please keep up the good work reporting on corruption in the Czech Republic. Corruption is a cancer, and it is the worst illness in the Czechlands. Thanks for the fight against corrupt politicians and business people!