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Ninova will convene a National Council of the BSP before signing. PHOTO: 24 hours
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DB, Slavi and BSP found problems with the agreement – insurance, maternity, the weight of positions
On Wednesday night, the final text will be ready to go to the names of the government
A text of the coalition agreement, cleared after all adjustments by the quadruple coalition, is expected on Wednesday night. According to the participants in the negotiations, Kiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev gave themselves this deadline in order to move towards specific names for ministers.
One of the serious problems is the management of each individual ministry. Initially, the idea was for each of the partners to give one deputy minister. Then “We continue the change” insisted that each minister choose his own deputies.
DSB leader Atanas Atanasov saw a similar model
danger of “party feudalization”.
On Tuesday morning, the third strongest man in the PP, Daniel Laurer, explained that the first political force would send one adviser each where there are no ministers.
A source from the PP on Tuesday night clarified that this intention has also been edited. The four political forces will have one adviser each where they do not have a minister.
The BSP will rule on the coalition agreement with “We continue the change”, DB and ITN, after the parties of Hristo Ivanov and Slavi Trifonov specify their corrections. This was announced on Tuesday by the leader of the Socialist Party Cornelia Ninova.
Probably the Socialists got nervous,
that as soon as they reach an agreement with the election winners, one of the smaller partners proposes changes to the agreement. Thus, late on Monday evening, the leaders of the PP Asen Vassilev and Kiril Petkov had to negotiate again with Democratic Bulgaria. There were two versions – to change the plans for raising the social security contributions on salaries over BGN 3,000, as well as to discuss the new claims of the two “green” deputies for their weight in the government.
On Tuesday, the DB officially announced that it was a matter of technological changes. The co-chairman of the union, Hristo Ivanov, took the blame.
“It was our fault that it was due to technological reasons. On Monday morning we received the text of the annexes to the agreement, which are large and we are talking about individual policies. Our experts need to get acquainted with them. This is technology.
“It’s not a problem or a difference at all,” he said.
One of the demands was for the Deputy Prime Minister for Climate and the Minister of Ecology to be different people, said Borislav Sandov from the Green Movement, who is to take over the post of Deputy Prime Minister. However, the request of the DB was not accepted and the vice and the minister will be one person.
According to participants in the talks, Ivanov and Atanasov are trying to reduce the appetite of their “green” partners.
The two also gave a deadline until today to complete the review of the agreement and decide whether to sign. However, the cabinet depended on “many factors”. They did not say whether there are already proposed ministers from other formations that they do not like. These were decisions of the mandate holder.
Slavi Trifonov’s party also had remarks on the document, MP Lyubomir Karimanski said, but did not say what they were.
“We stick texts from different paragraphs. We act constructively. We have not discussed posts “, he was categorical in front of journalists.
The BSP has not discussed ministers so far, Ninova said. It will wait for all parties to decide on the agreement, and only then will it convene a national council. The Social Leader declined to comment on whether she will be deputy prime minister.
The Socialists also see gaps in the agreement. Some of them were payments for the first, second and third child, the increase in maternity, medicines for children that were not recorded anywhere, Ninova said.
“The talks are going in a very constructive direction and so far there are no surprises from anyone. We are acting according to a program and I am glad that we are clearing even the smallest nuances, because this will strengthen future policies as well “, commented the future Prime Minister Kiril Petkov.
Asked if they were already discussing names, he said: “Not quite. Our coalition partners are now consulting with each other on their proposals. I expect to receive them soon.
For some people – ours, we know, but for theirs – no
We have agreed that until we finalize the policies, we will not come up with names.
However, President Rumen Radev will wait for the formations to be ready with the coalition agreement before handing over the first term to “We Continue Change”.
On the basis of consultations, I hope to hand over the mandate in the coming days, in readiness for a coalition agreement, he said yesterday.
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