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Τάσος Παπαδόπουλος - Beogradska Banka (Οι Νέοι Φάκελοι) 1 Τάσος Παπαδόπουλος - Beogradska Banka (Οι Νέοι Φάκελοι) Financial Times: WORLD NEWS: Cyprus leader faces summons By Our International Staff, Financial Times Published: Jun 28, 2007 Cypriot president Tassos Papadopoulos may be called as a witness in a libel case in Cyprus. The case concerns allegations in the FT that his former law firm was linked to the illegal transfer of billions of dollars from Belgrade to Cyprus during UN embargoes against Yugoslavia in the 1990s. The president, the law firm Tassos Papadopoulos & Co and another partner in the firm are suing the FT for libel damages. Mr Papadopoulos, who in 2002 was leader of the Democratic party and a presidential candidate, was named by the FT as a member of "Cyprus' close-knit elite", which "instead of taking measures against Yugoslav sanctions busting . . . facilitated the transactions." Sanctions-busting is thought to have bankrolled at least two Balkan wars in the 1990s. According to the articles, Mr Papadopoulos' law firm registered on the island Yugoslav offshore companies subsequently identified in a UN war crimes report as fronts for money-laundering operations orchestrated by the regime of Slobodan Milosevic. The articles quoted from an interview by Mr Papadopoulos with a Cypriot newspaper in June 2002, where he admitted his law office set up the companies but denied money laundering. He further denies any wrongdoing. The law firm dismisses the FT's reports as malicious, because of the imputation that the plaintiffs were involved in unlawful activities or were professionals of "questionable ethics". Since becoming president, Mr Papadopoulos has left the law firm. But Pavlos Angelides, chief lawyer for the FT, aims to put the head of state on the stand. Under Cyprus law, a summoned witness who fails to appear is liable to arrest and may be forcibly brought to court. As president of the republic, Mr Papadopoulos has immunity from prosecution. The trial, which began in April, has focused on the testimony of Pambos Ioannides, a one-time close associate of Mr Papadopoulos and partner in the firm. Mr Ioannides read a deposition, saying one of the law firm's clients, a Cyprus unit of a Serbian bank, Beogradska, did get cash flown in from its main office in Serbia to help it continue its operations after sanctions began. The Central Bank of Cyprus had verified the cash transfers were legally sound. "The plaintiffs are not aware that any of their clients, and particularly not Beogradska Banka or the companies they registered, violated any sanctions against Yugoslavia or broke any laws," said Mr Ioannides. "Nor would they have ever aided or abetted such a violation in any way." The trial was adjourned. Tags: τασος παπαδοπουλος tasos papadopoulos Beogradska Banka

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Shin Nekketsu Koha: Kunio Tachi no Banka - Part 1A Remember River City Ransom? Well, it's time for a history lesson. :) Say hello to the REAL Alex and Ryan! Their actual names are Kunio (Alex) and Riki (Ryan). Shin Nekketsu Koha: Kunio Tachi no Banka is the direct sequal of two games, one being River City Ransom (Or Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari) and Nekketsu Koha: Kunio-kun (Where Kunio/Alex was actually enemies with Riki/Ryan). As you can see this game was released for the Super Famicon (SNES). The plot is that Kunio and Riki are framed for a Hit and Run accident, and are carted off to jail, however Kunio won't accept this and decides to break out and try to clear his name. In this game you can do almost as much as River City Ransom, however the RPG element has been taken out of the game (So no items, shops, stats, ect.) however, the fighting is still good, plus it comes with 2-Player Co-Op! This is the first part of the first area of the game. NOTE: Kunio and Riki DO NOT have their full powers due to the lack of their school uniforms, so they are resorted to just normal punches and kicks. Tags: River City Ransom Shin Nekketsu Koha: Kunio Tachi no Banka Riki Alex Ryan

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Τάσος Παπαδόπουλος - Beogradska Banka (Οι Νέοι Φάκελοι) 2 Τάσος Παπαδόπουλος - Beogradska Banka (Οι Νέοι Φάκελοι) Financial Times: WORLD NEWS: Cyprus leader faces summons By Our International Staff, Financial Times Published: Jun 28, 2007 Cypriot president Tassos Papadopoulos may be called as a witness in a libel case in Cyprus. The case concerns allegations in the FT that his former law firm was linked to the illegal transfer of billions of dollars from Belgrade to Cyprus during UN embargoes against Yugoslavia in the 1990s. The president, the law firm Tassos Papadopoulos & Co and another partner in the firm are suing the FT for libel damages. Mr Papadopoulos, who in 2002 was leader of the Democratic party and a presidential candidate, was named by the FT as a member of "Cyprus' close-knit elite", which "instead of taking measures against Yugoslav sanctions busting . . . facilitated the transactions." Sanctions-busting is thought to have bankrolled at least two Balkan wars in the 1990s. According to the articles, Mr Papadopoulos' law firm registered on the island Yugoslav offshore companies subsequently identified in a UN war crimes report as fronts for money-laundering operations orchestrated by the regime of Slobodan Milosevic. The articles quoted from an interview by Mr Papadopoulos with a Cypriot newspaper in June 2002, where he admitted his law office set up the companies but denied money laundering. He further denies any wrongdoing. The law firm dismisses the FT's reports as malicious, because of the imputation that the plaintiffs were involved in unlawful activities or were professionals of "questionable ethics". Since becoming president, Mr Papadopoulos has left the law firm. But Pavlos Angelides, chief lawyer for the FT, aims to put the head of state on the stand. Under Cyprus law, a summoned witness who fails to appear is liable to arrest and may be forcibly brought to court. As president of the republic, Mr Papadopoulos has immunity from prosecution. The trial, which began in April, has focused on the testimony of Pambos Ioannides, a one-time close associate of Mr Papadopoulos and partner in the firm. Mr Ioannides read a deposition, saying one of the law firm's clients, a Cyprus unit of a Serbian bank, Beogradska, did get cash flown in from its main office in Serbia to help it continue its operations after sanctions began. The Central Bank of Cyprus had verified the cash transfers were legally sound. "The plaintiffs are not aware that any of their clients, and particularly not Beogradska Banka or the companies they registered, violated any sanctions against Yugoslavia or broke any laws," said Mr Ioannides. "Nor would they have ever aided or abetted such a violation in any way." The trial was adjourned. Tags: τασος παπαδοπουλος tasos papadopoulos Beogradska Banka

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