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Serbian mafia , with certain business circles and interests, including banker Tsvetelina Borislavova - his girlfriend with whom he officially lived together until 2011 and is a partner in a number of firms, with people like the CEO of Lukoil Bulgaria,...
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On Friday, sixty Bulgarian MPs signed a petition to establish an inquiry committee to probe the pardons and the Bulgarian citizenship granted by the former Vice President. It has been claimed that Angel Marin may have been "illegal" as Vice President...
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Bulgaria's new President Rosen Plevneliev (C), Vice-President Margarita Popova (L) and outgoing President Georgi Parvanov (R) attend an inauguration ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Sofia January 22, 2012. Bulgaria's ruling GERB party... View Photo »
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Bulgarian Vice President Angel Marin 's second term in office was probably not " illegal ", the country's new President Rosen Plevneliev reckons. It recently emerged that former President Georgi Parvanov failed to issue a decree authorizing the second...
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During his 10 years in office, Marin worked actively in order to pardon convicted felons, it recently emerged. The former VP even pardoned a convicted drug dealer before his sentenced was enforced. A total of 533 convicted felons were pardoned by Marin...
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It emerged Friday that Angel Marin was " illegal " as Vice President during the second term of Bulgaria's President , Georgi Parvanov , who left office six days ago because Parvanov failed to issue a decree authorizing the mandate of the Vice President...
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Outgoing Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov(L) and Bulgaria's new President Rosen Plevenliev attend the inauguration ceremony of the President of Bulgaria in Sofia on January 22, 2012. Bulgaria's new conservative President Rosen Plevneliev took office... View Photo »
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Marin was " illegal " as Vice President during the second term of Bulgaria's President , Georgi Parvanov , who left office five days ago. Parvanov failed to issue a decree authorizing the mandate of the Vice President from 2007 to 2012, reported...
About Georgi Parvanov
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Georgi Sedefchov Parvanov (Bulgarian: Георги Седефчов Първанов) (born 28 June 1957) has been president of Bulgaria since 22 January 2002. Parvanov became president after defeating his predecessor, Petar Stoyanov, in the second round of the November 2001 presidential election. He retained his position following the elections in 2006. Full Article
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