Does Boyko Rashkov remain interior minister? This is the most commented topic in the corridors of power, after it became clear yesterday that the BSP is returning the mandate today, and next week President Rumen Radev will dissolve the parliament. The new elections will most likely be on October 2.
Rashkov will not be in the interim government, sources from “Dondukov” 2 say. There are too many people opposed to him and the president did not want to risk negativity, especially after the avalanche of groundless “warning protocols” with which the Ministry of the Interior tarnished the July and November elections last year.
Vencislav Katinov is the most popular name for the new head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. His deputy would be Emil Ganchev. The two were official deputy ministers of internal affairs, first to Plamen Uzunov, and then to Boyko Rashkov himself. However, the current minister fired them. Katinov is a long-time Pleven police officer, and before entering the executive branch, he was the head of the regional directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the city.
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