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Konstantin Vasilev Prodanov

Konstantin Vasilev Prodanov

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Birth Date: 27/06/1977 gr. Sofia, Bulgaria

National Assembly:Elected with:Participation in Parliamentary Groups:Profession:Languages:Constituency:
52 National Assembly"PROGRESSIVE BULGARIA" 44.59%Parliamentary Group "Progressive Bulgaria"Financier, EconomistEnglish, Russian25-СОФИЯ

Public record

Compiled from publications and official records as of 18.10.2026. Every statement links to its source; claims made by others are marked as such, with who makes them. Quotations in English are our translation.

Corruption and scandals

  • The budget debate. On 23.07.2026, in the dispute over the inherited budget deficit, Prodanov, according to 24 Chasa, "used insulting words" toward former finance minister and GERB MP Temenuzhka Petkova "and immediately tried to play down what had happened" (our translation). — 24 Chasa, 23.07.2026
  • Investment claim. Factcheck.bg refuted Prodanov's claim in the 14 April 2026 election debate on "Izvan Efir" that "Bulgaria has the lowest level of investment as a percentage of GDP – under 20" (our translation); Eurostat and Moody's data show Bulgaria ahead of Greece and the Netherlands on this measure. — Club Z, 18.04.2026

Other

  • His father. According to 24 Chasa, Konstantin Prodanov is the son of Prof. Vasil Prodanov, director of the Institute of Philosophical Sciences (1988–1992) and of the BAS Institute for Philosophical Research (1995–2010), and chief secretary of the Bulgarian Philosophical Society (1978–1989). — 24 Chasa, 15.01.2017
  • The declaration. According to Mediapool, Prodanov, chair of the budget committee, is among the three richest Progressive Bulgaria MPs: his declaration shows that he has extended one loan of EUR 1,124,843 and another of EUR 12,782, and holds corporate bonds acquired for EUR 600,000 in total. — Mediapool, 27.08.2026

Source: profile at parliament.bg (17.10.2026). Photo: parliament.bg.

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