In the German town of Düren, several politicians, including Werner Stump (CDU) and Jens Bröker (SPD), have been implicated in a fraud investigation for accepting payments to make fake residency permits for wealthy Chinese nationals.
Several local politicians from the mainstream parties in the German town of Düren have been implicated by the primary suspect in an ongoing fraud investigation. They are accused of accepting payments to obtain fictitious residency permits for affluent Chinese citizens.
Local officials were allegedly participating in the plan and got incentives to turn a blind eye, according to Claus B., a lawyer who is suspected of spearheading a criminal business that offered its services to foreign nationals and formed fictitious firms in Germany to help with work permits.
Werner Stump, a former district administrator of CDU, was charged with knowing about the racket and has maintained close contact with Claus B., having invited the suspect to frequent p...
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