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Marian Kolev, owner of the Hypoland chain, received an offer to sell his business, but not directly from Alexander Staliyski, who is said to be close to Delyan Peevski, but from a partner in his company.
“I don’t know Staliyski and Peevski. I received an offer to buy my business from a partner in Staliyski’s company, and later one of Staliyski’s relatives allowed himself to warn that if I protested, my business would go bankrupt in five minutes.” Kolev said Saturday. in front of bTV.
Yesterday, in a video taken in one of the stores, Ivaylo Mirchev from “Yes, Bulgaria” announced that a few months ago a businessman close to Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, Alexander Staliyski, entered the office of the owner of “Hippoland” and said that Delyan Peevski wanted to buy Hypoland. However, the owner refused to sell his business to the MRF MP.
Interior Minister Hristo Terziiski called me yesterday afternoon on the phone and calmly and wisely shared that he was shocked and angry at what was happening, Marian Kolev told bTV today.
“He asked about my son, what was happening. He was angry that something was happening without his knowledge,” said the businessman.
The Economic Police, the General Directorate of Market Surveillance and the tax authorities controlled under the supervision of the prosecution in the toy chain “Hipoland” on Friday. They entered the company’s stores a day after CEO Marian Kolev complained that her 17-year-old son had been gassed in a protest on September 2.
“Such action worries me, something, if it goes through the head of the minister, who presses the button, who says’ yes,” asked Marian Kolev.
“All these institutions are obliged to carry out inspections. The surprise is that three different bodies came to inspect at the same time and this coincided with a statement I gave on our company’s Facebook page. Sometimes the coincidences are too accidental,” he added . quoted by bTV.
The inspection found a discrepancy of BGN 9.60, entered into the computer by the teller, but not recorded in a notebook, Kolev said. “Sometimes the coincidences are too random,” he said.
“If we are wrong or not our clients, partners, suppliers can say so. We have been together with some of them for 15 years,” said the businessman, adding that the supportive reaction demonstrated the image of the company in society.
“I don’t like the environment at all, I don’t like that our children don’t want to stay in Bulgaria,” Marian Kolev said, when asked why she was participating in the protests.
Business association supported Kolev
We believe that in a democracy, a member of the European Union, everyone has the right to express their civil, social or political position freely and without hesitation. We are convinced that respect for the rule of law, democracy and freedom of expression are fundamental. for the development of our entire society ”. This is stated in a statement from the Association for Modern Commerce, which unites the largest companies in the sector, on the occasion of yesterday’s action by the state in the toy chain “Hypoland”.
The retail chains, members of the Association for Modern Commerce, are one of the most inspected by the control bodies of our country and in this sense, for us these inspections are part of the normal life of the business. But in the current context, we would like to emphasize that if the use of the executive’s supervisory powers is on the occasion of the free expression of public citizenship, it would be contrary to the democratic principles of a legal community like the European Union. the declaration.
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