Kiev Prosecutor's office has opened a criminal case in accordance with paragraph "negligence" due to the jump in the exchange rate last summer, said Last news lawyer Rostislav Kravets, who was the founder of the criminal proceedings. The head of the national Bank Valeria Gontareva in this case does not appear, said the lawyer and the Prosecutor's office of Kyiv.

On Tuesday, the Ukrainian media said that against the head of the National Bank of Ukraine opened a criminal investigation on suspicion of official negligence.

"I some time ago decided, when in the last month of summer I played with the rates of gold and foreign currency reserves that these games harm the economy, and made the same statement at the Prosecutor's office. I Prosecutors wrote, because it is absolutely normal that you like to Rob people, " said the lawyer, adding that then appealed the refusal of law enforcement officers in court.

according to him, in the end, the Pechersk court of Kyiv on 1 December ordered the Prosecutor to open a case under the criminal code of this fact, however, the Prosecutor's office took appropriate solution only 16 February. He has supplemented his words by the fact that today, according to him, Gontareva is not a defendant in this case.

"As long as she doesn't already exist, her accusations are not made, and I will insist, to prepare the proper motion about the fact that she was summoned as a witness, so She explained why She should not be held responsible," said Kravets.

the Prosecutor's office of Kyiv Last news also stated that the case is factotum, Gontareva it is not." Suspicion Gontareva Not as long as. There read everything in the "news" is written, this worn-out case 22. 10. 2014 ", - said the Prosecutor's office. At the end of last year the Ukrainian magazine "News" reported that against Gontareva filed under the criminal code in connection with allegations of manipulation of course. In answer to the question, whether it is in the case of the head of the national Bank, the Prosecutor stated: "No, no sensation, No.

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