Sotir Tsatsarov
Sotir Tsatsarov is a Bulgarian jurist and politician who served as the Chief Prosecutor of Bulgaria from 2012 to 2019. His tenure was marked by controversies surrounding corruption and the prosecution of high-profile cases. Tsatsarov's actions and decisions often sparked public debate about the independence of the judiciary and the accountability of the prosecution. He was in the news recently due to a case related to the refusal of the Sofia City Court to disclose the motivations behind the acquittal of former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov regarding illegal surveillance.
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Sotir Tsatsarov is mentioned as a former chief prosecutor who was appointed before Ivan Geshev.
Коментари - България | Адвокатският съвет: приемът на Гешев за адвокат е субективно прилагане на закона
Bulgaria· 2025-09-27
Sotir Tsatsarov is listed as one of the individuals blamed for the issues with the anti-corruption commission.
Коментари - Интервю | Адвокат Георги Атанасов пред "Дневник": Въпросът не е дали, а как ще бъде закрита антикорупционната комисияBulgaria· 2025-07-31
Sotir Tsatsarov is mentioned as a superior of Borisлав Сарафов.
Коментари - Европа | Повечето граждани и бизнесмени в България още смятат за зависими съдиите и съдаBulgaria· 2025-07-03
Sotir Tsatsarov is referenced as part of the political cycle.
Коментари - Политика | Делян Пеевски се готви да влезе в управлението през задния входBulgaria· 2025-05-14
Sotir Tsatsarov was the former chief prosecutor to whom Denkov submitted an official signal.
Веселин Денков няма и не може да бъде съден, защото няма престъплениеBulgaria· 2025-04-28
Sotir Tsatsarov issued an instruction that prevented the Bureau from accessing preliminary materials.
Сегашният шеф на Бюрото за контрол на СРС е предложен за втори мандатBulgaria· 2025-04-16
Sotir Tsatsarov is the newly appointed Chief Prosecutor mentioned in the context of the surveillance case.
Ключово решение на Страсбург за времената на Цветанов: Съдът не може да крие мотивите сиBulgaria· 2025-03-05
