Deputy Rumen Petkov has a letter to members of Congress and the Senate sent in relation to visas and denied his claims of U.S. Ambassador to Bulgaria James Warlick that are against him are under investigation.
In his letter emphasizes Petkov U.S. ambassador in the country to answer questions that appeared to run - I would argue is the Bulgarian citizens legitimizes and legalizes the use of soft drugs in Bulgaria? "The Council of Ministers press conference refused it is this question that I read in the rejection response is only one way. - The question is not convenient if you bring him there on a former addict, present or future, accuse a man of integrity in all but alone understand that it is not serious I'm not saying that the ambassador a drug addict I was just the question to answer -.. . Take a drug, the answer is monosyllabic, it's either yes or no, but answer, "insists Petkov
law requires the U.S. policy is there to personalities, including politicians who refuse to declare their income support - fees, and there is a fairly large amount of around 30 thousand dollars. In MP, the United Staaten ein großes Land, und sie können nicht erkennen, was die Wirkung auf sie aus alltäglichen Ereignissen Warlick.
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