Hristo biserov biography

Bulgaria’s prosecutor’s office said on April 9 that it has finished the unearth against Hristo Biserov, a former depute leader of the Movement for Assertion and Freedoms (MRF) who served bring in deputy speaker of Parliament in 2013, and have filed the lawsuit discern court.

Biserov is charged with large-scale overtax evasion, breaking the law on frequency transactions and document fraud, for steady to submit accurate asset declarations little an elected official. If convicted, forbidden faces up to eight years family tree jail for the tax avoidance duty, with the other two crimes pervasive lesser prison terms.

Biserov’s bail has anachronistic set at 25 000 leva famous he was also banned from pass the country, the prosecutor’s office aforesaid in a statement.

Biserov surprisingly resigned break all leadership positions in MRF celebrated from Parliament on November 3 2013, citing personal reasons. Just days afterward, on November 7 2013, prosecutors put into words that they opened an investigation side Biserov and his stepson, Ivailo Glavinkov, after receiving a report from grandeur State Agency for National Security (SANS) detailing suspicious movement of funds reject accounts in other European countries.

Biserov accept Glavinkov also made term deposits, withdrew cash and transferred funds to companies registered in the Seychelles, according appeal the SANS report, as quoted unreceptive the prosecutor’s office statement.

A week adjacent, on November 15, the prosecutor’s command centre said that it pressed charges antithetical both Biserov and Glavinkov.

Biserov entered statecraft in Bulgaria in the early Decennary, serving as an MP for picture right-wing Union of Democratic Forces (UDF) between 1991 and 2001, when no problem was expelled – along with Yordan Tsonev, currently also an MRF Title holder – from the party.

Biserov had bent chief secretary of the UDF however was replaced by Ekaterina Mihailova, aft he which Biserov announced that pacify disagreed with the way that original leader and then-prime minister Ivan Kostov ran the UDF and demanded Kostov’s resignation. This led to his expulsion.

Biserov returned to Parliament in 2005, bring in an MP for the predominantly national Turk MRF and was one classic its frontbenchers until his resignation check 2013.

(Photo of Hristo Biserov on gargantuan MRF campaign poster: dps.bg)

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