Serious movements in politicians' accounts are shown by their declarations for 2024, published by the Anti-Corruption Commission.
President Rumen Radev has declared money in a bank account - 435,000 leva. Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov has investments in a bank - nearly 190,000 leva. The Prime Minister is the first politician to declare savings in cryptocurrencies. Together with the money in the investment funds, there are nearly 147,000 leva.
The Speaker of the Parliament Natalia Kiselova has indicated 5,000 leva in cash and 216,000 leva in banks.
What the chairmen of the parliamentary parties have declared:
The leader of GERB Boyko Borisov has declared 514,000 leva in banks and 392,000 in cash.
The chairman of “We continue the change“ Assen Vassilev has declared 60,000 leva from his salary. He is also repaying a loan of 73,000 leva.
The co-chairman of “Democratic Bulgaria“ Ivaylo Mirchev has 103,000 leva in the bank.
The leader of “Vazrazhdane“ Kostadin Kostadinov has 60,000 leva in banks. He owes nearly 39,000 leva on a car lease.
The chairman of “DPS-New Beginning“ Delyan Peevski declared available amounts – 568,000 leva and 97,000 euros. He also has 3 bank accounts in 3 currencies – a total of over a million leva. Peevski indicated that he received receivables of 19,000 leva as dividends.
Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Bulgarian Socialist Party Atanas Zafirov declared 20,000 leva in cash and 144,000 leva in a bank.
The chairman of “There is such a people“ Slavi Trifonov declared over 9 million leva in a bank and over 560,000 leva in cash. Trifonov also bought a “Maybach“ car last year.
Ahmed Dogan's APS is represented by Hayri Sadakov. He declared 50,000 leva in cash and loans for 98,000 leva.
MECH Chairman Radostin Vassilev has 95,000 leva in cash and 210,000 leva in bank accounts.
Ivelin Mihaylov from “Velicie“ indicates 70,000 leva in cash and debts for 2.3 million leva.