Investigations against Potsdam's ex-deputy Aubel-what now?

Investigations against Potsdam's ex-deputy Aubel-what now?

Neuruppin, Deutschland - In a remarkable step, the Neuruppin public prosecutor's investigation against the former Potsdam sports deputy Noosha Aubel. This was confirmed by chief prosecutor Gunther smoke the MAZ . Aubel, who was in office from 2017 to 2023 and is now working as a city councilor for education, integration, public service and security in Flensburg, was faced with suspicion of acceptance. The accusation was mainly related to invitations to sports and cultural events.

The investigation showed that in almost all cases the suspicion could not be confirmed. The only exception was to accept two children's cards at a sporting event, which according to the public prosecutor could not be considered a serious violation. The decisive factor was the representative function in which Aubel was at this point, which is why further persecution was targeted.

background of the procedure

The investigations took place in the context of Mike Schubert procedure, in which the ex-Mayor of Potsdam was sentenced to pay of 34,000 euros for the similar allegations. Aubel is now also traded as a possible non -partisan candidate for the upcoming mayor election if Schubert is voted out of a citizens' request. This could result in an exciting race for the office in the city of Potsdam.

Noosha Aubel expressed gratefully about the course of the procedure and the transparency that was maintained. In addition, she announced that she will check the acceptance of invitations even more conscientiously and to document it transparently.

The greater context: corruption and political integrity

The topic of corruption in the political sector is a latent problem that is taken up again and again not only in Potsdam, but also globally. Studies show that it is not uncommon to misuse public power for private advantages. Political corruption is often associated with a questionable personnel policy and the so -called "governors". In many democratic states, the fight against corruption remains a challenging and continuous task. In the past, anti-corruption measures in Germany have been discussed again and again and are often related to current scandals, such as the *mask affair *or the *Azerbaijan complex *. The demand for more transparency in party financing and better protection for whistleblower is increasingly being discussed according to here

Overall, it remains to be seen how the situation around Noosha Aubel will develop. Your decision to camp in Flensburg for education and integration could also be very popular in Potsdam should you decide to return to the politics of your hometown.