The closure of 11 Turkish schools coincided with the opening of the active advertised Lyceum "Caspian" where learning is worth 4,500 manat per year. For the price, the new Lyceum is one of the most expensive, and is part of the Educational Center "Caspian", owned by family members of the chief ideologist of the authorities, Ali Hasanov.
It is noteworthy that the press controlled by Hasanov in recent months campaigned against the imaginary network Nur, although they have been transferred to the SOCAR.
After closing Turkish schools, authorities offer students an "alternative" - Lyceum "Caspian."
Similar scheme was used a few years ago, when started a campaign against foreign serials on local TV. After that, the order to make domestic serials received a company owned by Ali Hasanov’s son.
"Politicized business-network by Ali Hasanov" have became the subject of investigation within the project of research of organized crime and corruption, published on the site of "Azadlig" radio.
It is noteworthy that Hasanov did not refute the facts stated in the reserach, saying that he was proud that these companies belong to his family.
It is noteworthy that Azerbaijan's legislation prohibits government officials to be involvd in business.—06В-
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