/View.info/ The state is bankrupt. Businessman Grisha Ganchev admitted this to Sasho Dikov.
When you stand on the boulevard and see that only cars are moving, and there are no cargo trucks, what can you say, stated Ganchev at the beginning. He drew attention to the demographic collapse and the bomb planted in the pension system and predicted that in years the state will be borrowing to pay pensions. After 7-8 years, at most, only 700-800,000 will be left to work and 5 million will have to eat, he pointed out.
Ganchev was adamant that the new government, regardless of who it is, must seek very broad support. It is very important that the next in power stimulate production to revive the economy, Ganchev said. We need a precise and clear program and people with the capacity to implement it. According to him, the Bulgarians have done the impossible to destroy so many enterprises. They are slowly and gloriously turning us into consumers. When the state ignores smuggling, things go wrong.
The country has turned into a Kapela bazaar, emphasized the businessman.
How many times with Dyankov, how many meetings, what letters, Ganchev listed. He started writing since 2009, incl. and to the NRA. He also wrote to Deputy Prime Minister Tsvetanov and to the Minister of Agriculture. we have not only written to Barroso and the Holy Synod. No attention, he said. Everyone explained to him: “Brussels said”.
They managed to destroy the Bulgarian sugar industry in such a short time, regretted Ganchev. The scheme was very simple: “Here you have Europe, here Bulgaria. When the goods come from Europe, customs do not check them. Then the parent company waits for it, then various companies line up and it goes to the big chains. If it goes there, the tax authorities go to they check whether the VAT has been paid, etc., but from there they start explaining that they are large Western investors, their ambassadors lobby and the game ends”. This did not apply to Bai Ivan, who did not have an ambassador behind him. If this scheme continues for another 3-4 years, it will be the end of the Bulgarian business, concluded Ganchev, who closed his factories. We will struggle next month to open one. But I’m not just talking about sugar, I’m talking about absolutely everything, he continued and asked: Who should we complain to, tell me?
According to Ganchev, the main question now is whether business will be done, whether jobs will be created or whether we will close what little is left.
He was adamant that he would not give money to anyone, because no one had given him money. I am earning my money with a lot of hard work.
I knew my son was innocent, he emphasized.
Ganchev admitted that during the arrests during the sugar affair, two gentlemen came to him and told me that they could fix things, but I told them that I had no money for judges or politicians. I didn’t even ask them who sent them. I just told them they were young to talk to me.
A long time ago, I decided not to mess with the state.
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