Galev election posters
Plamen Galev, released from prison on a 50 000 leva bail, has started his election campaign for parliament.
The poster's slogan says "good ideas mean nothing when they do not lead to good deeds."
Galev, along with Angel Hristov, commonly referred as the "Galevi brothers", were set free from Sofia central prison on June 16 2009 after both were registered as candidates for Parliament ahead of the July 5 elections.
The two were apprehended in December 2008 and have been under arrest ever since. As candidates for Parliament, however, they have to be set free for the duration of the 21-day long campaign. Galev and Hristov are accused of organising and controlling a criminal group which had allegedly used fear, physical force and extortion in its activities.
The poster's slogan says "good ideas mean nothing when they do not lead to good deeds."
Galev, along with Angel Hristov, commonly referred as the "Galevi brothers", were set free from Sofia central prison on June 16 2009 after both were registered as candidates for Parliament ahead of the July 5 elections.
The two were apprehended in December 2008 and have been under arrest ever since. As candidates for Parliament, however, they have to be set free for the duration of the 21-day long campaign. Galev and Hristov are accused of organising and controlling a criminal group which had allegedly used fear, physical force and extortion in its activities.