Bulgaria is being called down by European Commission

Hey, hey everyone! I think yo'all heard already that late in January "The European Commission recommended that the finance ministry refrain from making payments on infrastructure projects (in Bulgaria) funded by the EU and from signing new agreements in the road sector until an inquiry into corruption allegations against three road agency officials has been concluded," (EU freezes infrastructure funds to Bulgaria over corruption)

As for me, that's whole lot of bullshit. I don't think anyone in European commission might care about some road agency officials in some shabby country like Bulgaria even though there was a case of some corruption. I'm sure that the real thing is that Brussels wants to have control over economic development of Bulgaria and in particular its partnership with Moscow in energy supply sphere. Freezing infrastructure funds is very likely to be a reaction of Brussels on South Stream construction project that will pass through Bulgaria and is believed to be a rival to the Nabucco project which goal is to provide self-dependence of European Union from energy supplies from Russia.

You see, in every single event that takes place in EU one should be looking for some political background in the first instance. Only in this case you may know the truth.