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The state can be judged for not taking all steps to save lives. These people were subjected to inhuman and degrading treatment. This is what lawyer Mihail Ekimdzhiev said on bTV about the tragedy in which two patients died at the entrance to the Plovdiv hospital.
It is worrying that after 24 hours, it turned out that there were several people who were punished. Disciplinary checks usually last weeks. This makes me think that there is a mechanism where responsibility is transferred from top to bottom until it reaches the ambulance driver. We are not looking for organizational and coordination problems that depend on Headquarters.
The state should also be responsible. Art. 61 of the Health Law, because anyone can be forcibly transferred to a hospital. Due to the ignorance of the GERB legal teams, they decided that by changing this text, they would release the state and hospitals from the responsibility of housing a sick person for treatment. This will not happen because there are other laws.
The prime minister could ask for immunity for gold bullion and wads of euros from being reviewed and investigated. When vaccine manufacturers are forced to use a vaccine that has not passed all levels of testing, the logic is for the manufacturers to free themselves from liability at the expense of the states. Their responsibility will be assumed by the states.
I have deep respect for the fact that Mr. Djambazki studied law for ten years to avoid the barracks. There is an inevitable defense when state authorities cannot intervene and protect it. In this case, we saw a thick cordon of police officers at the entrance of the IMRO building. There is definitely no talk of an inevitable defense. This is very reminiscent of vandalism with a special cynicism and audacity.
Why did the prosecution not verify the origin and purpose of these bombs at IMRO headquarters? They remind me very much of the bombs dropped on the police during the protests. It’s no secret about the connections of the party venues and the football agitators.
Sofia, Bulgaria
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