Rumen Gaitanski - Valka, Stoyan Mavrodiev and their helper are accused of the loan of 150 million from BBR.
"It is natural that there is a political nuance in this action and it is related to the elections, and even more specifically, it is natural that it is related to the battle in the DPS for power. On the other side, they are also hitting Peevski, blowing signals, etc. But Bulgaria cannot become a hostage to one political party. There is an umbrella when the state is controlled by the parties and not governed by the institutions. All these institutions on which it depends to have justice or to have fair resolution of disputes".
This is what the leader of VMRO Krasimir Karakachanov said in the studio of "Denyat ON AIR".
According to him, there was a political umbrella.
"How did things just now open up? The political situation is currently being used. It is clear that everyone knew about this loan. It has been rumored for many years that this bank is not working as intended. It does not serve medium and small businesses. This bank was used to distribute money to affiliated companies. Most likely there will be defendants, but hardly any convictions. "Bulgaria is being destroyed by its own political formations that rule," added Karakachanov for Bulgaria ON AIR.
He is of the opinion that there are a number of crises in the country.
"Illiterate people come out of schools and universities. We have a problem with crime - both domestic and that which is patronized by politicians, because these are their voters who vote for 50-100 BGN. We have organized crime. Drug trafficking in Bulgaria is so widespread. The state is falling apart at the seams", the leader of the VMRO is categorical.
In his words, politicians have turned into oligarchs: "The parties of the assembly dismantled the Constitution, dismantled the institutions".
"And naturally, it matters who will be the Minister of the Interior. Almost all political parties want Kalin Stoyanov to be replaced. I don't see any drama in that. I am not very optimistic that something in Bulgaria can change. There are two ways - for people to get angry and go out to vote en masse, then the bought vote will not be of such great importance, the other option is to make a revolution", stressed Karakachanov.