Tsvetan Vassilev: I'm not a criminal who is hiding in Serbia

"My family and I are not criminals hiding in Serbia, because we believe more in the Serbian judicial system than in the Bulgarian court," he said in an interview with the Serbian newspaper "Kurier". The owner of the CCB and the main accused accused of defeating the bank Tsvetan Vbadilev

The newspaper presents him as a financier who privatized the Serbian glbadworks in Paracin, which he wants bankruptcy, as well as a person sought by Interpol who found salvation in Serbia, fleeing the pro-Bulgarian

"As far as the factory is concerned, my goal is to save it, not to destroy it.I think I know much more than others. on the problems of the factory and I know that besides bankruptcy, there is unfortunately no other solution.However, I do not doubt the potential of this activity because the consumption of glbad in this region is much larger than production, "says Vasilev and recounts his role and interest in the privatization of the factory

Vbadilev says that it is not who received the Political asylum in Serbia and that the request for extradition to Bulgaria has not been annulled "We have provided sufficient evidence to the Serbian authorities that it is a political persecution. It is clear that there is a violation of human rights, that there are no conditions for a fair trial in Bulgaria, and that is why my situation is not resolved. "

Vbadilev talks about his knowledge of former President Tomislav Nikolic." The glbad factory in Paracchin, and claims that there is no special relationship with him except that any government official has a big investor.Vasilev also claims that he has never paid anything in the foundation of the wife of Nikolic Dragicza, and these claims are part of the campaign led by Bulgaria and Serbia

Vbadilev also reiterates his claim that he was sued by Attorney General Sotir Tsatsarov at the request of Delyan Peevsky, whose business was previously funded by the Cooperative Commercial Bank