In good faith, the mayor of Paphos, Faidonas Faidonos, delivered a letter to the Paphos businessman and director of Krysanera Ltd, Giannis Vakis, who plans the construction and operation of gold factories in Aradippou and Agia Varvara, Paphos, as he claims. Commenting on the complaints of the deputy mayor of Paphos, Maki Rousi, Mr. Faidonos claims that he would give a letter again to a businessman who wants to invest in the province of Paphos.
According to Faidonas Faidonos, "what the deputy mayor of Paphos and mayoral candidate Makis Rousis said has nothing to do with the issues being discussed and the complaints he made about bribes given to the building bought and used by the American company Schlumberger in Aradippou." . In addition, not only does he not deny that he wrote a letter to Paphitis, a businessman living abroad, but he also pointed out that he had given it to the public four months ago. He also stressed that he submitted the letter as mayor of Paphos and did not act either on behalf of the municipal council or the Municipality of Paphos.
He explained that the letter was not addressed to any public authority, but to a private businessman. "I gave the letter as mayor, as a separate institution and I encouraged this person to invest in our province," said Mr. Faidonos, emphasizing that "if it happens again, I will give a letter again." He noted that the contractor undertook the construction of the factory in Aradippou before he even knew the Paphos businessman, but also before he was even elected mayor of Paphos.
In the letter addressed to Giannis Vakis, Mr. Faidonos informs him that "it would be our great pleasure if you chose Paphos to make the investments". At the same time, he states that "our help and our support to secure all legal permits in a short period of time, I want in advance to be taken for granted."
Regarding the front that the mayor of Paphos opened in the last few days with the Police for corruption in the House, the president of the Police Association, Andreas Symeou, took a position yesterday, who characterized Faidonas Faidonos as Sherlock Holmes of Cyprus, who self-appointed as he noted and denounces everyone and everything.
Andreas Symeou, speaking to Sigma, hurt the whole behavior of the mayor of Paphos and while he made comments about psychologists and psychiatrists that Mr. Phaedon should visit, he then recalled.
"I have confidence in the Attorney General. "Our problem is neither the Chief nor the General Secretary, it is beyond and beyond", said Mr. Faidonos in the same show. "I work 16 hours as mayor. I do my duty, sacrificing incredible hours. "Let him take a walk in Paphos and see what has happened since the time of Vergas", said Mr. Faidonos, answering Mr. Symeos.
He also has an opinion on the murder of Kalopsidiotis
The mayor of Paphos issued a response to the announcement of the Police in relation to his statements on the issue of bribes in the case of Aradippou. With his announcement, Phaedon Phaedon, "thickens" the game of accusations and implications from both sides, raises questions related to the murder of Kalopsidiotis and directly involves police officers in it.
The mayor of Paphos calls on the authorities to answer, in his speech, who indicated to the mastermind of the murder of Kalopsidiotis that he is being monitored and should be careful, who was stigmatized by Interpol Belgrade as an informant of the organized crime and who the Police know everything.
"I have the courage of my opinion and I openly state that they are members of the Police who carried out the above actions", he emphasizes. "It simply came to our notice then. Based on this fact, I am not afraid if the Police will leak my statement, I am sure of that. I deeply respect and appreciate the tireless efforts made by every honest police officer and officer of the Force to enforce the law and protect our society. The leadership of the Police must be concerned about the difficult position that each of its conscientious members brings to the phenomena that are revealed ".
The announcement of the Headquarters, concludes the announcement of the mayor of Paphos, contains several inaccuracies, which will soon be revealed and its authors will be exposed.
Source: Liberal