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Violeta Sechkova, wife of Alexander Staliyski, close to Prime Minister Kotarak, called the “suggestion” that she was the mysterious lady with access to Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s bedroom as absurd, photographing the wads of euros and gold on her nightstand. . After the scandal broke out over the leaked bedroom photos, speculation about the identity of the “beautiful lady”, as Borisov called her, appeared on Facebook and some websites, and Sechkova was one of the “suspects.” Until now, he had not reacted until this week a comment by the leader of “Yes, Bulgaria” Hristo Ivanov appeared on Facebook, according to which there is a connection between Sechkova’s appointment as honorary consul of South Korea in Bulgaria and the photos of the Prime Minister’s bedroom.
Sechkova apparently considered his move four days before leaving with a rebuttal, which was sent as an open letter to “all mothers and wives” and in particular to Hristo Ivanov’s wife, in which she resents how he “cynically” trampled on his honor. ” “The former television presenter and model, currently the owner of a company that imports Samsung equipment, says that for her family is the greatest value and Ivanov’s behavior is a” shame “for a husband and father.
This is what Violeta Sechkova’s letter says:
“An open letter from an outraged woman, mother and wife to all Bulgarian mothers and wives and, in particular, to Ms. Yordanka Ivanova, mother of two children and wife of Hristo Ivanov, president of “Yes, Bulgaria”
Violeta Sechkova writes to you. For me, family is the greatest value. This is how I was raised. I am blessed to have three wonderful children and a loving father.
On 01/13/2021, her husband, Mr. Hristo Ivanov, spread a vulgar lie about me on social media. Mr. Ivanov posted on his personal Facebook profile a text containing absurd slander, illustrated with my photo. The president of “Yes, Bulgaria” allowed himself, in the name of political goals, to cynically trample on my honor and the values of our family. And he did it like a coward, through suggestions, without even daring to mention my name.
As a woman and a mother, I would like to ask you, Mrs. Ivanova:
1. Do you approve when politicians, particularly your husband, are willing to violate any moral norm because of dubious political dividends? Unscrupulous to lie in public damage and undermine a mother’s personal dignity.
2. Are these the moral values in which you raise your children?
3. If it were me, what would I say to them? How would you explain that to them? slandering your mother is a pathetic political game?
4. In your opinion, is it possible for a man to act dishonestly and pretend to be a worthy politician?
Hristo Ivanov’s act, in my opinion, is an embarrassment to a husband and father.
Today I am. Tomorrow it can be you, it can be any mother and woman.
With respect:
Violet Sechkova “
This letter was prompted by a comment by Hristo Ivanov on Facebook about the news that the Bulgarian government has given its consent for Violeta Sechkova to be appointed honorary consul. As is well known, honorary consuls enjoy certain rights. In the event of the arrest of an honorary consul, for example, the represented State must be notified. In addition, they will enjoy immunity with respect to acts related to the performance of their consular functions; They are not obliged to testify on matters related to their consular and other tasks.
This is what Hristo Ivanov wrote on his Facebook page on January 13:
“Obviously a happy ending.
For example, for the following plot: In a banana republic with a composite feature of the socioeconomic model, the leaked photos of the prime minister’s nightstand, containing money and gold, can only be explained by corruption. There are two drawbacks: An explanation must be prepared for the public, but no evidence that the prosecution might think of should be presented. Below is a tearful account of Mata-Hari, clues to your identity, and the helpful prosecutor’s office still manages not to understand who exactly is behind this beautiful love story and oversized handbags. So far so good, but you have to to ensure the silence and at least some inviolability of the true owner of the bag. Honestly, I had a lot of dark thoughts in this direction and I was wrong. Love has prevailed …
Congratulations to the Koreans!
PS: I am afraid that we will have to disturb this romance with questions that we will ask the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Sofia and Seoul and other actions to test this hypothesis. “
Hristo Ivanov: As a citizen and politician, I am obliged to ask questions when institutions do not work
Later today, Hristo Ivanov also commented on Sechkova’s open letter via Facebook. He explained that as a citizen and politician he is obliged to ask questions because they concern how Bulgaria is governed and especially the Borissov model, as well as the cases in which the institutions do not do their job.
“There are questions that cannot be stopped asking and issues that cannot be put aside. However unpleasant they may be at times, affecting personal lives, having uncertain motives …”Hristo Ivanov commented.
List several examples with similar questions and clarify that they are among them. “Questions about the recordings and photos of the prime minister’s villa and especially the key, which is Borissov’s so-called” Mata Hari, “which holds the key to the scandal with the inexplicable amounts of money and gold in the prime minister’s bedroom “.
“On a human level, I understand the reaction of those affected and of those who do not like to ask one question or another or focus on one or another person in the circles around Borissov. But it is not about women and men, mothers and fathers, husbands and wives. These are people who have consciously chosen to be a part of the sultan’s court, to serve it and to benefit from it. And that costs everyone, not just millions, but the theft of our civic dignity to have a modern state and a future in it. “says Ivanov.
And, yes, until Borissov comes out and clearly says who Mata Hari is and until we have a prosecution that can objectively question her on how exactly that money and gold appeared on her nightstand and where that question came from. You have to ask for it every time and everyone who has something to do with it. I consider it my duty and will continue to do so. It will not be very nice, but it is inevitable if we want to liquidate the sultan and return the republic.
I have no problem telling my children why I asked them these questions, but I don’t know how to explain my silence. “, concludes.
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