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Shame! The Supreme Judicial Council will cut off Geshev's head while he is in Strasbourg for Barcelonagate - Vimarsana News

Shame! The Supreme Judicial Council will cut off Geshev's head while he is in Strasbourg for Barcelonagate

Two weeks after requesting the removal of immunity of Boyko Borisov and while he is in the process of releasing the SJC, Ivan Geshev will visit Strasbourg and will be heard by the European Parliament's legal committee, of which Elena Yoncheva, the whistleblower in Barcelona, is a member. The Chief Prosecutor is expected to provide […]

Only Candidate to Become Bulgaria's New Prosecutor General Teams Up with Organized Crime? Mind the horns! - Vimarsana News

Only Candidate to Become Bulgaria's New Prosecutor General Teams Up with Organized Crime? Mind the horns!

Two organized crime groups (OCG), dealing with syphoning of Value Added Tax (VAT) and dubbed by former Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov “The Untouchables 1” and “The Untouchables 2” were crushed by the Ministry of Interior and the National Revenue Agency (NRA) in 2010 and 2011. Pre-trial proceedings began as early as September 2009 over…

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Bulgaria to Probe Assets of EU-sanctioned Russian Citizens - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria to Probe Assets of EU-sanctioned Russian Citizens

Folllowing accusations of inactivity, Bulgaria's prosecution says it will investigate whether Russian citizens who are under international sanctions have recently obtained assets in the country.

Bulgarian court sentences two men to life in prison for 2012 bus bombing - Vimarsana News

Bulgarian court sentences two men to life in prison for 2012 bus bombing

3 Min Read SOFIA (Reuters) - A Bulgarian court sentenced two men of Lebanese origin to life in prison on Monday over a 2012 bus bombing that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian driver, which Bulgarian authorities have blamed on Lebanon’s Shi’ite Muslim group Hezbollah. Slideshow ( 2 images ) The two men were tried in absentia over the July 18, 2012 attack at Burgas airport on the Black Sea, and their whereabouts are not known. They are not entitled to parole. The Specialised Criminal Court found Meliad Farah, 39, an Australian citizen, and Hassan El Hajj Hassan, 32, a Canadian ci...