Maria Filipova
Maria Filipova is a Bulgarian lawyer and public servant who has held various positions within the government, including her current role as the Chairperson of the Commission for Consumer Protection (KZP). She has a strong background in legal affairs, having worked in several governmental agencies, including the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Finance. Filipova has been vocal about consumer rights, particularly regarding price increases in essential goods, and has expressed her disappointment with large retail chains' lack of cooperation during her investigations. She was appointed to her current position in May 2024 and has previously been involved in high-profile cases, including being a witness in the legal proceedings against businessman Vasil Bozhkov.
Born on Jan 01, 1985 (40 years old)
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova left the regulator to head the Commission for Consumer Protection.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova left the regulator to head the Commission for Consumer Protection.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova is the chairperson of the KZP and a victim of Bozhkov's alleged crimes.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova is the chairperson of the Commission for Consumer Protection who issued a ban on 'Yettel' from indexing monthly fees without consumer consent.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova was the chairperson of the gambling commission during the events in question.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova is the chairperson of the Commission for Consumer Protection who issued a ban on Vivacom's price indexing.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova, the head of the Commission for Consumer Protection, complained about large food chains not providing requested information regarding price checks.
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Bulgaria:
Maria Filipova is the chairperson of the Commission for Consumer Protection in Bulgaria and has expressed concerns about the behavior of large retail chains regarding price increases.
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