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"Mr President, I was not intending to take the floor now under the catch-the-eye procedure, but was denied the right to raise the blue card.
I wanted to respond to Mr Strasser.
First of all, Mr Strasser, I would like to say that I cannot agree that there is no information on how eavesdropping devices have been used.
According to information from the Supreme Court of Cassation, in 2010, 15 946 wiretapping warrants were issued, while only 1 918 were used in court, which is 12% of the total. As you can see, the remaining wiretaps were clearly used for other purposes. 16 000 eavesdropping devices means that before 2010, between 5% and 10% of Bulgarian citizens were wiretapped, directly or indirectly.
I would like to ask you, Mr Strasser, is that what you did in Austria? Would you agree to your interior ministry and prosecutor’s office behaving this way in Austria? Moreover, do you not believe that this debate is a debate on the principle of what the state of freedom and democracy is in a Member State of the European Union? It is my view that these questions have to be debated here, because obviously we do not have the strength to do so in Bulgaria."@en1
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