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Marina Rakova was charged with a new charge. She is suspected of fictitious employment of 12 employees of the Ministry of Education at RANEPA

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The Main Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow brought new charges of particularly large-scale fraud (part 4 of article 159 of the Criminal Code) to the ex-deputy minister of education and former vice-president of Sberbank Marina Rakova, as well as the former deputy director of the Fund for New Forms of Education Development Yevgeny Zak. About it informs edition of “Ministry of Internal Affairs Media”.

The investigation suggests that in 2018, Rakova and Zak entered into an agreement with the director of the Institute of Social Sciences of the RANEPA Sergei Zuev and fictitiously employed 12 employees of the Ministry of Education in the institute he headed.

According to the investigation, they did not perform any work at the institute, but in 2018-2020 they received a salary there. The Ministry of Internal Affairs claims that because of this, the RANEPA suffered damage in the amount of more than 20 million rubles.

“Medusa” writesthat, according to lawyer Sergei Zuev, no charges were brought against his client in this connection.

On November 17, with the financial director of RANEPA Alexander Efremov and the vice-rector of this university Vladimir Fedotov passed searches. Later, the Ministry of Internal Affairs said that the searches were related to information about fictitious employment of 12 people at the RANEPA. The department said that violations were identified during the investigation of the criminal case opened against Marina Rakova.

On October 12, the rector of Shaninka, Sergei Zuev, was detained in the case of Rakova. He is suspected of embezzling 21 million rubles from the Fund for New Forms of Education Development. The rector was initially placed under house arrest, but on November 9, the Moscow City Court placed Zuev in a pre-trial detention center, despite the fact that over the past month he suffered several hypertensive crises. The measure of restraint was changed at the request of the prosecutor’s office.

Rakova, according to the investigation, as deputy head of the Ministry of Education received state funding for a project for the Fund for New Forms of Education Development, which she herself headed. In addition, investigators believe that she stole funds when concluding government contracts for the implementation of the Teacher of the Future project in 2019. Shaninka was the contractor for the Teacher of the Future.

According to the findings of the investigative expertise, there are signs of falsification in the reports on ongoing scientific research.

Zuev’s defense said that the case involved two contracts with an initial value of 50 million rubles. However, during the year they were not executed in full and were terminated by agreement of the parties. By that time, the performers had already received 21 million rubles.

As part of the criminal investigation, in addition to Rakova and Zuev, former employees of the Foundation for New Forms of Education Development Yevgeny Zak and Maxim Inkin, Rakova’s common-law husband Artur Stetsenko, and Shaninka executive director Kristina Kryuchkova were arrested.



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