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Andrey Yankulov: We must listen to Delyan Peevski about his connections with Pepi Euroto

There are data about police officers who performed services for the Notary

Jul 19, 2024 18:15 281

Andrey Yankulov: We must listen to Delyan Peevski about his connections with Pepi Euroto  - 1

The request to hear Delyan Peevski was because of potential connections with Petyo Petrov-Euroto, who was Peevski's superior in the investigation. Its sabotage by GERB, DPS and BSP, with the help of "Vazrazhdane" it was done probably with the idea of not proceeding at all to consider not only these, but also other questions, such as what is the behavior of the institutions towards the groups of Petyo Petrov and Martin Bojanov. We can see that it is clearly heading towards the fate of the previous commission, namely that nothing gets done.

This is how he commented in the show "Face to Face" on BTV Andrey Yankulov from the Anti-Corruption Fund commented on the work of the temporary commission, which investigates allegations of unregulated influence on the judicial system, specifically the activities of the groups surrounding the murdered Martin Bojanov - the Notary and former investigator Petar Petrov - Euroto.

There are data on police officers who did services for Bojanov, there are data on magistrates sympathetic to Petrov and Bojanov, and we see that all this cannot find any institutional response from the prosecution and the Ministry of the Interior. Apparently, their immune system is not working and if something can be done, it can be done through the parliament, Andrey Yankulov pointed out.

A complete prosecutorial monopoly on the prosecutorial function cannot continue to exist in the same way, because it leads us to similar results. This is a normative problem. There is no way to get by without new people at the top of the institutions. As long as we have a similar situation at the top of the prosecutor's office, which reproduces itself continuously, we cannot expect change, Yankulov also said.

The efficiency ratio of these parliamentary committees is low. The problem is that otherwise we remain in the position that the prosecutor's office must investigate itself. We cannot expect this thing to happen from within. If there is an opportunity to untangle these networks of influence, it can be done from the outside, for example through the parliamentary committee, he added.