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Supreme Judicial Council replaces deputies of former chief prosecutor Ivan Geshev

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The Prosecutor's Collegium at the Supreme Judicial Council released the deputies of former chief prosecutor Ivan Geshev. This was done at the suggestion of acting chief prosecutor Borislav Sarafov.

The functions of dismissed Krasimira Filipova, Desislava Pironeva and Daniela Masheva will be taken over by Maria Pavlova - investigator in the National Investigation Service and former deputy Minister of Justice. The prosecutor's collegium accepted the statement of Ivan Geshev that he did not wish to be reappointed as a prosecutor.




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