THE KTB FILES — THE MISSING NAMES, PART 3: KTB’S MEDIA FLEET AND THE PROSECUTION SERVICE
SERVICE takes the audience on a journey that sheds light on a cluster of media, close to figures in the innermost circle of the KTB, and their quiet transformation into uncritical lacqueys of the Bulgarian Prosecution Service.
The third part of the investigation looks at the missing names in the investigation of KTB’s bankruptcy, focusing on one of the most telling stories in the long-running scheme employed to acquire media influence in Bulgaria against cash transfers. It shows how an offshore company incorporated in a small Caribbean island poured millions of Euros misappropriated from the KTB into Bulgarian tabloids and how Ivan Geshev, the prosecutor supervising the investigation, failed to investigate said tabloids while basking in their enthusiastic support en route to the top prosecutorial job in Bulgaria.
For more details on the investigation press here.
Press releases
Millions Behind the Curtains: ACF Uncovers Dubious Procurement Practices at Four Cultural Institutions
No Signed Contract, Yet Ministry of Interior Paid Unit Assist to Transport Material Evidence
Financial Transactions Shed New Light on State-Sponsored Road Assistance Scheme
ACF: ODIHR Report Confirms Serious Risks for Electoral Process, Large-Scale International Observation Mission Expected
ACF and Co-Founder Nikolay Staykov Part Ways
Tracking the State-Sponsored Roadside Assistance: ACF Investigation Reveals Possible Abuse at Road Infrastructure Agency Worth Hundreds of Millions
Newly Elected Head of the Sofia City Prosecutor’s Office Emerges in ACF Investigations ProsecutionLeaks #3 and The Eight Dwarfs
ACF: Requesting Public Information Is Not Pressure on Institutions
Outgoing Government Prepares Handover of Public Funds Worth EUR 10 Million to Company Linked to Underground Figures
The Art of the Deal: How Suhindol Municipality Gave 10,000 Decares of Pastureland to an Investor in Exchange for Streetlights, Utility Bill Payments and a Minimum Wage
The others for us
Деница Руканова, АКФ: Скандално е, че оборудването в Чирен сега ще ръждясва като купчина желязо, защото подземните сондажи не са изпълнени
София Желева за развитията по казуса "Властелините на пръстта"
Lora Georgieva: The State is Ignoring the Problem with the Compulsory Private Parking Facilities at the Borders
Petyo Petrov “The Euro” Had Key Role in Investigating Delyan Peevski
Prosecutor's Office Initiates Probe Following ACF Report About Manipulated Supreme Judicial Council Vote
Major General Paul H. Pardew will be ACF's International Advisor
Purchased and controlled vote and trust in the electoral process
Anti-Corruption Fund Foundation held a meeting and discussion in Blagoevgrad
Andrey Yankulov to Fakti: The work of the Anti-Corruption Commission is shrouded in secrecy
Mario Rusinov on election technology and the purchased vote
Video
Tracking the State-Sponsored Roadside Assistance: ACF Investigation Reveals Possible Abuse at Road Infrastructure Agency Worth Hundreds of Millions
More Еvidence of Abuses Revealed in Third Part of ACF Investigation Mr. Grass Head’s Holding Company
Orion Holding from the Inside: Testimony from a High-Level Manager Reveals Systematic Abuses in Hristo Kovachki's Hidden Conglomerate
Mr. Grass Head’s Holding Company: ACF Reveals Best-Kept Secret of Bulgaria’s Energy Sector
New ACF Investigation Exposes Suspected Large-Scale Corruption Scheme within the Road Infrastructure Agency
ACF Reveals Scandalous Appointments of Persons Linked to Political Parties in State-Owned Bulgartransgaz
Chiren: Tenders with Convenient Incline
State-Owned Gas Transit Company “Bulgartransgaz” Gives up BGN 26 Mln. in Compensation for the Failed Expansion of Chiren Underground Gas Storage
Bulky Schemes: Are Sofinvest and Pancharevo's District Inspectorate Protecting Abuses of Sofia's System for Bulky Waste Removal?
Lords of the Dust: Who are the Patrons of a Parallel Construction Waste Removal Scheme in Sofia?
