SOFIA (Reuters) - A Bulgarian business tycoon who owns a soccer club was charged on Tuesday with running a tax fraud crime ring and making a death threat against the head of the country's tax-collecting agency.
The case against Grisha Ganchev is part of the Balkan country's efforts to root out rampant organised crime and corruption and show it is fit to join the European Union's passport-free travel Schengen zone.
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