With a live broadcast from the local office of GERB in Burgas, the three candidates for MPs from GERB-UDF Lyuben Dilov-son, Denitsa Nikolova and Dimitar Boychev answered questions from voters at 6:30 pm about the problems of tourism and the business environment, reports Flagship bg.
The main thing that started the exposition of the three, according to them, made earlier today by Democratic Bulgaria, is that the Northern bypass of Burgas under construction will swallow an unjustified amount of money.
Is it necessary for the growing Black Sea city to divert traffic from the Trakia Motorway directly to the North Black Sea Coast, to what extent does this affect the facilitation of traffic in the urban environment and contribute to the purity of the air?
These three questions were answered by the three candidates for MPs.
Here they think about the attacks, in their words, completely unfounded and with lack of care for Burgas, of their voters:
“If you had participated in the elections in 2005, you would probably have shown only the Sponge as an example, because there was nothing else,” Lyuben Dilov, son of his opponents, replied.
According to him, the anti-campaign against these sites is surprisingly innovative. “You are doing it so contagiously that one wonders if you love this city at all,” said the leader of the GERB-UDF list.
Dimitar Boychev, for his part, explained his concerns that if Democratic Bulgaria came to power, it was possible that it would want to demolish these sites.
Another large project in Burgas was attacked – the sports hall, which is being built in Izgrev.
The regional coordinator of GERB Dimitar Boychev compared the hall with Arena Armeec and said what are the differences between the two.
They are in favor of Burgas – here are three large halls in one. The largest has over 7,000 seats, and a training yard with 1,000 and 700 seats.
All meet world standards. And the one in Sofia is just a facility with a common room.
The Burgas Hall also has an athletics track. It is the city that will host competitions of European and world level, as well as cultural events, Dimitar Boychev explained.
Regarding the Northern Bypass, Boychev said the company building the road made a five million lower bid than the others.
Such a facility cannot be calculated per kilometer. The road is planned to have local deviations.
Also, the whole area will be illuminated. But the most important function is to take the traffic coming from Trakia Motorway out of Burgas.
On the one hand, it will put an end to congestion, on the other – to the dirty air caused by cars, added Dimitar Boychev.
Finally, before starting the substantial discussion with the residents of Burgas and the region, Lyuben Dilov-son “sent” Hristo Ivanov from “Democratic Bulgaria” to visit the new library, take selfies and say how unnecessary it is.
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