Bulgaria Sets Up Anti-Corruption Unit; Security Chief Steps Down
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Bulgaria set up a Center for Prevention of Organized Crime and Corruption in an effort to clear its image as the European Union’s second-most corrupt country after Greece.
The center will work together with similar units in the police and the State Agency for National Security, which is the equivalent of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, told reporters in Sofia today. The unit will be headed by Roumen Milanov, Borissov’s security adviser.