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The leader of “Will” Vesselin Mareshki
Vesselin Naidenov Mareshki is a Bulgarian politician and businessman. Vesselin Mareshki was born on March 26, 1967, who is also vice president of the National Assembly, demanded from the parliamentary rostrum the resignations of the left-wing deputies. The Bulgarian BSP continued to demand his resignation as deputy speaker of parliament.
We remind you that last week, in the form of a BSP statement for Bulgaria, they demanded Mareshki’s resignation in connection with the racketeering and organized crime conviction he received, issued by the Varna Court of Appeal.
Today in a statement on behalf of PG “Will-Bulgarian patriots” Veselin MareshkiVesselin Naidenov Mareshki is a Bulgarian politician and businessman. Vesselin Mareshki was born on March 26, 1967 He claimed that he would not have heeded this request from the opposition were it not for the thousands of letters he received as a show of support from Bulgarian citizens. Mareshki said that with the letters in question, citizens reminded Mareshki “who his enemies are” and described the BSP MPs for Bulgaria PG as “multi-term members” who are now trying to present themselves as faces of change.
“Now that I have read, I see that all those who were expelled from the Bulgarian people in 2013 through one-year protests are now on the banks of the BSP for Bulgaria, now they promise a bright future,” Mareshki said. the names of: Cornelia Ninova, Georgi Svilenski, Dragomir Stoynev, Filip Popov, Anton Kutev, Georgi Andreev, Georgi Gokov.
In his statement, Mareshki recalled that the leader of the left, Cornelia Ninova, both in the governments of Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and Ivan Kostov, was executive director of Technoimpex and vice president of the board of directors of Technoimportexport, and in the government by Sergei Stanishev. She was Deputy Minister of Economy and Energy and was fired for allegations of significant abuses in her portfolio.
For his colleague Rumen Gechev, Mareshki pointed out that in Jean Videnov’s government he was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development. According to him, the pensions were three dollars and the salaries of five dollars. “Monstrous inflation, bankruptcy of the banking system, the government was ousted after riots and big protests,” Mareshki said, adding that this was all part of the BSP for Bulgaria.
The left-wing MP, Anton Kutev, declared in a driving procedure that to give moral evaluations a person with convictions is “high-order pigs”. Mareshki, also in process, said he had a criminal record indicating that he had not been convicted. He demanded that the Speaker of Parliament, Tsveta Karayancheva, interrupt the speaker with lies. Mareshki addressed the left-wing MPs with the words: “You have been expelled by the Bulgarian citizens and you have no right to be here, I want your resignation.”
Georgi Svilenski, from the Bulgarian BSP, told Mareshki that when a four-year-old takes the post of vice-president of the National Assembly, he will most often resign and wait for the sentence to be confirmed or served. According to him, instead, he stands on this rostrum and begins to give estimates to MPs who got a million votes, BTA reported. Svilenski described Mareshki’s words as “nonsense” and demanded that the speaker of parliament remove him from the rostrum, which he has served as deputy speaker of parliament.
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