Mihail Raykov Mikov
Positions
Legislature
- 39 National AssemblyCoalition for BulgariaMember of Parliament
- 40 National AssemblyCoalition for BulgariaMember of Parliament
- 41 National AssemblyCoalition for BulgariaMember of Parliament
- 42 National AssemblyCoalition for BulgariaMember of Parliament
- 43 National AssemblyBSP Leftist BulgariaMember of Parliament
- 38 National AssemblyDemocratic Left AllianceMember of Parliament
Birth Date: 16/06/1960 Kula, Bulgaria
Connection with the criminal communist party:
- Mikov grew up in a communist family. His mother was an ancestral communist. His grandfather from the side of his mother Valko Tzokov, was the head of the Kula education. His father was a part of the farmer movement, graduated from the former Institute of Economics Karl Marx and also he was an accountant and a banker, and two terms a secretary of Kula municipality.
- During the regime where ordinary people could hardly go from city to city in Bulgaria, Mikov freely traveled in Europe and the USA for his academic specializations.
- Mihail Mihov was a member of the Communist Party
- After the transition he remains true to the red cause and remains a member of the criminal communist party.
- At 48th Congress of the party Mihail Mikov was elected chairman of the party (on 28/07/2014)
Connection with Russia:
- There is no information at the moment, besides belonging to the red cause. As a student in the 9th grade, he went on an excursion organized by his school in the USSR - Moscow, Kiev, and Rovno. His school friends were telling that at the meetings with local youth there Mikov hold all the speeches on behalf of the Bulgarian group.
| National Assembly: | Elected with: | Participation in Parliamentary Groups: | Profession: | Languages: | Constituency: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 38 National Assembly | Democratic Left (1997–2001) | 5-ВИДИН | |||
| 39 National Assembly | "Coalition for Bulgaria" 17.15% | Coalition for Bulgaria | cy: 5-VIDIN | ||
| 40 National Assembly | "Coalition for Bulgaria" 33.98% | Coalition for Bulgaria | Jurist | French; Russian; Serbian; Croatian | cy: 5-VIDIN |
| 41 National Assembly | "Coalition for Bulgaria" 17.70% | Coalition for Bulgaria | Jurist | French; Russian; Serbian; Croatian | cy: 5-VIDIN |
| 42 National Assembly | CP "Coalition for Bulgaria" 26.61% | Coalition for Bulgaria | cy: 5-VIDIN | ||
| 43 National Assembly | BSP Leftist Bulgaria 15.40% | BSP Leftist Bulgaria | cy: 25-SOFIA 3 |
Minister of Interior in the cabinet of Sergei Stanishev from 24 April 2008 to 27 July 2009: "Правителство на Сергей Станишев" (bg.wikipedia) (bg.wikipedia, oldid 12809588, in Bulgarian); Decision of the National Assembly of 24.04.2008 (State Gazette No. 43/2008, in Bulgarian); Decision of the National Assembly of 27.07.2009 (State Gazette No. 60/2009, in Bulgarian).
Public record
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Russia
- Against new sanctions on Russia. As BSP leader he called, in a Facebook post, on the government and the European Commission to urgently reconsider their declared intentions to impose new sanctions on Russia, the party's press centre told BTA. BSP is against any broadening of the sanctions, he wrote, because they were ineffective in reducing tension between Russia and Ukraine and between Russia and the EU. In his view it is not in Bulgaria's interest to take part in processes against Russia that various individuals initiate periodically, and this EU policy has already caused the country enough losses. He concluded: "It is time to uphold more decisively our national interests." — BTA, 30.01.2015
38 National Assembly: profile at parliament.bg (29.10.2026).
38 National Assembly, parliamentary groups: from the tags of the MP in the stenograms at parliament.bg (sittings 07.05.1997–04.07.2001; the years are those of the first and last tag; downloaded 30.10.2026).
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