【新唐人2012年6月29日讯】王薄辞人大代表 将被起诉？
制造了中共史上最大政治丑闻的王立军和薄熙来，在被销声匿迹几个月以后，最近突然被“现声”，辞去了人大代表职务。
大陆重庆媒体报导，6月26号，重庆市人大常委会会议“接受了个别人大代表提出的辞去代表职务的请求。”指向明显。
据香港《大公网》报导，王立军的辞职书落款时间为6月23号，字体为繁体字，而且写得龙飞凤舞。
重庆消息人士说，辞职的也有薄熙来。 6月28号香港《南华早报》说，重庆人大常委会大概批准了薄熙来和王立军辞职，专家们认为，这为起诉他们铺平了道路。
英媒曝薄家伦敦购豪宅
而薄熙来家族的丑闻最近也有新料爆出，英国媒体的最新调查报导显示，薄熙来的妻子谷开来在法国建筑师多维尔（Patrick Devillers）帮助下，在伦敦购买了两套豪华公寓。据说薄家的豪华公寓位于戴安娜王妃与查尔斯王子成婚前居住的公寓大楼内。
6月28号，英国《金融时报》刊登独家调查报导说，根据房地产买卖记录，薄家拥有的金地图公司（Golden Map.Ltd）在伦敦豪宅集中的南肯辛顿区至少购买了两套豪华公寓，目前总市价已经超过200万英镑。这两套豪华公寓分别购于2002年5月和2003年5月。与谷开来关系密切的法国建筑师多维尔曾于2003年到2010年期间，经常在其中的一套公寓落脚。
报导说，房地产中介公司员工介绍，金地图（Golden Map Ltd）公司不用从银行贷款就买下了这个公寓，当年价格是７３.６万英镑，现在价值超过１５０万英镑。据说，这一面积为１５７平方米的两居室公寓可以俯瞰肯辛顿公园，是薄瓜瓜于2006年到2010年期间，在英国牛津大学上学时的住所。
购进这套公寓一年后，金图公司又花费46万英镑在附近购置了第二套公寓。虽然这套房产的买主是金地图公司，但所有相关的水电费、维修费和其他费用的信函都署名收件人是多维尔。
去年9月在英国商人海伍德死前几个星期，这一公寓被拿到市场上出售，今年1月成交，价格近７０万英镑。
《金融时报》说，多份文件显示，出售公寓的经手人是英国百货业巨头马莎公司（Marks & Spencer ）创办人马克爵士的曾孙迈克尔•马克（Michael Marks）。他告诉地产公司，他是为他的牛津和哈佛校友薄瓜瓜处理这一房产。
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Wang and Bo resign membership of NPC, will they be charged?
Wang Lijun and Bo Xilai, who are responsible for the biggest
political scandal in the history of Chinese Communist Party,
had been silenced, then disappeared for a few months.
Recently, word got out that they resigned from
the representatives of CCP National People’s Congress.
Mainland China Chongqing media reports that, on June 26,
in the People’s Congress Standing Committee meeting of Chongqing,
resignation requests from some individual deputies
were accepted. The persons this refers to are obvious.
According to Hong Kong “Archduke Network,”
the signature time of Wang’s resignation is June 23.
The font used in the signature is traditional Chinese
and the handwriting is scribbled.
Sources from Chongqing said that Bo Xilai also resigned.
June 28, Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post said that
the Chongqing People’s Congress Standing Committee
may have approved Bo and Wang’s resignation and
experts believe that this has paved the way for charging them.
British media exposed Bo family’
Recently, new material in the Bo Xilai family scandal
has been revealed.
The latest British media reports indicate that Gu Kailai,
Bo’s wife, bought two luxury apartments in London with the help of French architect Patrick Devillers.
It is said that the luxury apartments of Bo family are located
in the building where Princess Diana and Prince Charles lived before their marriage.
June 28, the British “Financial Times" published an exclusive
survey report stating that,
according to sale records of the real estate, Golden Map, Ltd
owned by the Bo family bought at least two luxury apartments in South Kensington, London.
The total market value has reached over 2 million pounds.
The two luxury apartments were purchased in May 2002 and May 2003.
Devillers, who has a close relationship with Gu Kailai,
often settled in one of the apartments from 2003 to 2010.
The report said that, according to the introduction of the real
estate brokers, Golden Map Ltd bought an apartment without a bank loan.
The price was 736,000 pounds in that year, and now is over
1.5 million pounds.
It is said that in the two-bedroom apartment of 157 square
meters, overlooks Kensington Gardens.
The apartment was Bo Guagua’s residence when he studied
at the University of Oxford, UK.
One year after the purchase of this apartment, Golden Map Ltd
spent £ 460,000 to buy a second apartment in the vicinity.
Although the buyer of this apartment is Golden Map,
the recipient of all related water, electricity and maintenance
fees was Devillers and the recipients of other costs by letter
was also Devillers.
Lat September, a few weeks before the death of British
businessman Heywood, the apartment went up on the market,
and closing transactions were conducted in January
of this year. The price was nearly £ 700,000.
The Financial Times said that according to several documents,
the handling person of this apartment is Michael Marks,
who is the great-grandson of the founder of Marks & Spencer.
He told the real estate company that he handled this property
for his Oxford and Harvard alumni Bo Guagua.
