The former mayor of Constanța, Radu Mazăre, talked about his life after being released from prison. He built a four-star resort in Madagascar.
Radu Burcă
Politics
Foto: facebook.com/constantatv
Always see our news on Google
Radu Mazăre, the former mayor of Constanța, was conditionally released on May 27, 2024, after five years of detention. After his release, he decided to settle in Madagascar, where he started an ambitious project: building a four-star resort. Mazăre recounted that he discovered the place in 2011 while practicing kitesurfing, and decided to develop a tourist complex in the deserted area. Completing the project was a challenge, as he faced difficulties in obtaining construction materials and finding skilled workers. The resort includes 16 bungalows on 1.8 hectares, leased from a local tribe, with an initial investment of 1.3 million euros. Although he was convicted for fraudulent restitution in Romania, Mazăre is now focusing on business in Madagascar. Recently, the Constanța Court of Appeal decided to confiscate 160,000 euros from his assets, considering that the money was obtained unjustly. Mazăre did not appear in court to justify the origin of the funds.
Sources
Cum și-a construit Radu Mazăre resortul de 1,5 milioane de euro din Madagascar: O provocare mai mare decât cele trei mandate din Constanța
Cum trăiește Radu Mazăre după închisoare: Investiție de 1,5 milioane de euro, în Madagascar. "Era un loc complet pustiu cu vegetație sălbatică
VIDEO Radu Mazăre dezvăluie cum și-a construit resortul de 1,5 milioane de euro din Madagascar. ”Era un fel de semijunglă pe uscat”
Cum și-a construit Radu Mazăre resortul de 1,5 milioane de euro din Madagascar. Fiecare construcție are o șopârlă vie
Latest News
16:16
The Ministry of Agriculture grants farmers affected by drought up to 333 lei/hectare for corn and sunflower crops
16:14
The Bulgarian government has announced a package worth more than €300 million for households, farmers and sectors affected by rising fuel prices
16:07
Prosecutors have indicted a man accused of publicly inciting violence against magistrates
16:01
Nicușor Dan and Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed the closure of the Romanian-language class in Orlivka
15:53
Fitch warns Romania that it risks being downgraded to “junk” status if it does not reduce the deficit and overcome the political crisis
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
