I honestly think that there is a problem with these photos, because no normal person keeps his money that way, said the presidential candidate, supported by GERB
Prof. Anastas Gerdjikov – the presidential candidate, supported by GERB, commented on the scandal with the photos with bars and bundles of euros from the bedroom of former Prime Minister Boyko Borissov. This happened tonight in the author’s show of Mirolyuba Banatova “Questions” on TV1.
“I’m not sure that these photos are authentic. Borisov recognized his apartment, but obviously no one leaves their money like that. I’m not Borisov’s lawyer. I honestly think there is a problem with these photos because no normal person keeps his money. in this way … We need to check whether these photos are authentic. It will be best for all of us – to clarify this issue – whether there was such a thing in Borisov’s house, “Gerdjikov said, emphasizing several times. that he is not a lawyer for the GERB leader, but doubts the veracity of the footage.
“The incumbent president was too harsh with the people and his personal bias spread to the people,” said Rumen Radev, one of his main opponents in the battle for Dondukov 2.
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The rector of Sofia University said he did not take part in the protests last year because of the post he holds. “Sofia University has participated in 4 or 5 protests in recent years. There is only one protest in which teachers also took part, because they have always tried not to take a political side,” Gerdjikov said.
He condemned the police violence used against protesters behind the columns of the Council of Ministers. “It was not clear at the protest who was right, but police violence, like any violence, should not be tolerated. I did not take action then because I was rector of Sofia University. By law, it is, but it does not take me out of human. As rector I can’t do that and take a position “, added Prof. Gerdjikov.
He also told Benatova that in 2013, when he held the position of vice-rector, he supported the protest of the students who had occupied Sofia University. “I saw the protests from the inside because the university was occupied. I was in support of these students, there was no way to announce it publicly, but I supported the students and helped them,” he said.
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