In a vote after four hours of debate on May 28, Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted in a new Dossier Commission – the body empowered to expose those in public life who worked for the communist-era secret services – with the commission to be headed by Plamen Tonchev, until now the chairman of the State Agency for National Security (SANS).
Voting Tonchev into the position as head of the Dossier Commission was backed by 120 votes, from Boiko Borissov’s
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