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Representatives of the coalition “Stand up! Get out!” in consultation with President Radev PHOTO: Velislav Nikolov
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Tomorrow, the first meeting of the commission for revision of Borissov’s government will be scheduled
Radev to Manolova: You infused new energy, even passion, into the parliament
The parliamentary group of “Stand up! Get out!” will support only a government proposed by the protest parties to which it belongs, as well as “There are such people” and “Democratic Bulgaria”. This was stated during the consultations of “Dondukov” 2 by the head of the group Maya Manolova.
Before President Radev, she once again stressed that they would not give their support for the GERB government. On April 4, the people voted for change, Manolova added.
Cabinet of change, so Manolova described the government, which would support her parliamentary group. She did not express the expectation that the possible third investigative mandate would be handed over to “Stand up! Get out!”, Because it is the smallest parliamentary force with 14 deputies. “60% of Bulgarians expect a stable government. We support your declaration of forming a government, calmly and responsibly,” Manolova told Radev.
4 are the priorities of “Stand up! Get out!”, Explained Maya Manolova. The first is related to the skillful management of the epidemic crisis and the development of a new vaccination plan. The second priority is for immediate economic support for businesses, citizens and vulnerable groups, as a bill already introduced by the parliamentary group in the first days of the 45th National Assembly.
The third priority is related to the expectation of the citizens for a stable parliamentary majority, and in the fourth place the people expect a stable cabinet even in conditions of crisis, Manolova added.
Tomorrow, April 20, the first meeting of the commission for revision of Borissov’s government in the last 10 years will be scheduled, Maya Manolova told the president. The commission was formed on Friday with the support of all parties in parliament on Manolova’s own initiative.
A large part of the Bulgarians at the protest, seeking greater social protection, found representation in your face in the Bulgarian parliament, Radev told the representatives of “Stand up! Get out!”, Among whom was the deputy head of the parliament Tatiana Doncheva and MP Nikolay Hadjigenov.
“You have infused new energy into the parliament, I would even say passion. This is good, because the debate should be held where the Bulgarian parliament belongs,” Radev added.
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