Bulgaria: Deputy Nat'l Security Head Resigns Amid Corruption Charges

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March 16th, 2012

Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said on March 16 2012 that he would accept the offer to resign by Ivan Drashkov, deputy head of Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security.