Jonas Weber of the SPD, a member of the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg, does not hide his indignation. Post Posted by Deutsche Welle arrangements for luxury real estate In Baden-Baden, which belongs to the family of former Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, wrote a letter to the first show The Land of Winfred Kretschmann. “I urge you and your government to take advantage of all opportunities, including expropriations, so that Baden-Württemberg does not become a haven for tyrants and their property. In my opinion, we are also indebted to the democratic forces of their countries of origin,” Weber wrote in a letter dated February 16. As DW has learned, other SPD lawmakers backed his appeal for a regional government made up of the Greens and Christian Democrats.
Nazarbayev Real Estate
As identified by DW, Dinara and Timur Kulibayev, daughter and son-in-law of the former leader Kazakhstan, and related companies have invested more than 100 million euros in luxury real estate in Baden-Baden and the surrounding areas of the resort. Investments in the Baden-Württemberg region were carried out over ten years, especially during the period of Nursultan Nazarbayev.
“With an opaque structure made up of personalities and family members, the President long ago acquired and rebuilt many of them Real estate– Weber writes, citing facts Revealed by DW.
The politician notes that Nazarbayev’s authoritarian rule has been marked by serious corruption charges. According to the SPD politician, the Baden-Württemberg government could not remain idle, as it could be interpreted as “an invitation to other autocrats.”
Confiscation for the purpose of protecting antiquities?
According to Weber, potential confiscation will be possible especially in Issue The historic castle hotel Buehlerhoehe in the vicinity of Baden-Baden. he is Memorial of national importance. Konrad Adenauer, the first chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, was one of his frequent guests.
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The national laws of Baden-Württemberg provide for the confiscation of historic buildings if they have deteriorated due to the inactivity of their owners. Timur Kulibayev and his wife Dinara, the owners of the hotel, do not invest in its renovation, although they spent more than 20 million euros on the purchase. The property was an important tourist attraction in EuropeBut it was closed over a decade ago.
