The former prime minister Boyko Borisov
Boyko Metodiev Borissov is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Bulgaria. He was born on June 13, 1959 he was detained on suspicion of corruption. Precisely because I am a lawyer, I would not give my opinion on a case in which I do not know the evidence. The prosecution had to initiate pre-trial proceedings and start gathering evidence. Then, within two months, to appear before the public and state that she has gathered enough evidence, she charges Borisov and Goranov and we file an indictment in court. Or we haven’t gathered enough evidence and we drop the case. We live in a state governed by the rule of law and no one is above the law. Procedural violations must be decided by the court. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Industry Cornelia Ninova
Cornelia Ninova is a Bulgarian politician from the BSP, a member of the Parliamentary Group of the Coalition for in the program “Why, Mr. Minister?” on BTV.
“I do not see any procedural irregularities during the search, seizure and seizure process,” she added. “You have seen that there is neither violence nor humiliating personnel, which we have witnessed in the past with Mr. Tsvetanov. So I don’t believe this will lead to convictions in Strasbourg, “Ninova said.
According to Ninova, the battle between the Interior Ministry and the Prosecutor’s Office is detrimental to the sense of justice. “As long as the Ministry of Interior and the Prosecutor’s Office measure who has collected what evidence and has not collected it, there will be no justice. That is why I believe that the prosecution should intervene more decisively. She could have initiated pre-trial proceedings a long time ago, carried out the process of gathering evidence and made it clear to the public whether or not there is a crime, and this issue is over. “With this beating of the ball and transfer of responsibility and accusations only to the Ministry of Interior, this result will not be reached, for which thousands of people protested in the squares,” she stressed.
She stated that she did not know about the action of the Ministry of Interior and learned about it from the media. According to Ninova, it is not right to understand this way.
“We had to discuss it in advance or at least be informed in order to be ready to react. But I also understand my colleagues that they have tried to keep the preliminary investigative actions in a smaller circle of people so that information does not leak, “said the Minister of Economy.
“Mr. Borissov is no different from any other Bulgarian citizen. No one is protected, we are all equal before the law. “The fact that someone was prime minister does not make him untouchable by law,” he said Cornelia NinovaCornelia Ninova is a Bulgarian politician from the BSP, a member of the Parliamentary Group of the Coalition for.
“It makes a lot of sense of force majeure. There was a lot of nonsense on the subject. It is in the Commercial Law (force majeure). It is not true that this measure has not been discussed in the coalition. The idea came from the Bulgarian business to protect Bulgarian companies. We have done research on how force majeure is applied in other countries. This was followed by discussion and coordination, Ninova was categorical and cited documents according to which the idea was discussed and approved without remarks. According to her, the goal is to save Bulgarian business, “she explained. Ninova also showed letters from the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, from employers’ organizations, from the Chamber of Builders to Prime Minister Kiril Petkov, and to her and Teodora Genchovska.
“If anyone does not agree with this measure, let them withdraw their signature. But in a few months, when companies start going bankrupt, let’s not remember that it’s too late, “Ninova warned.
“Speculation, rising prices depend on several things. The first is supply. The phrase “There is oil to flood the whole country” means there is enough supply. If there are not enough goods, then prices jump, “said the Minister of Economy.
“The normal market process – supply and demand, is a guarantee that there will be normal prices. The demand does not grow, as you know overnight – for oil, for gasoline, and suddenly a huge demand. This creates a deficit and raises prices, “Ninova explained.
She continues to claim that some traders are speculating. The CPC has inspected more than 400 stores. In one of the stores oil was delivered at BGN 3.21 with VAT, and sold at BGN 6.49.
Ninova gave the example of Greece, where a ceiling on corporate profits has been imposed.
“That is, if they deliver the oil to you for BGN 3.21 and sell it for BGN 6.49, your licenses will be revoked and the company will be closed,” Ninova said, adding that she did not offer such a thing at the moment, but it was a possible measure.
She declined to comment on Vladimir Putin. “Ukraine is at war. This is aggression that we condemn. ”
“We do not agree with the deployment of additional US troops in our country. We are not participating in a war to do that, “Ninova added.
