At any moment there is a danger that a person who is on duty and affects interests may receive concerns, insinuations that when the work he does is investigated, he may smell bad. This was said in an interview for "Panorama" by the Speaker of the National Assembly Assoc. Prof. Natalia Kiselova, quoted by novini.bg.
She commented on the case with "Chiren" and the allegations of the Bulgarian European Prosecutor Teodora Georgieva that she was threatened by Delyan Peevski. She is currently temporarily suspended from her post.
"I don't know if the best way is to give interviews. Journalists and the media focus, but do not provide solutions. They should go through the state authorities. Bulgaria should not be the bad example in the European Public Prosecutor's Office", emphasized Assoc. Prof. Kiselova.
According to her, the situation that has arisen with the MECH PG in the parliament was a manufactured scandal in order to destabilize the National Assembly. Kiselova also commented on the recording that Radostin Vassilev claims to have.
"What do we gain if we threaten each other in this way? I am not afraid. I expect to talk to every member of parliament with whom we talk as colleagues. "Let's continue to work, even though we have differences," the speaker of parliament said.