The PP will not support a government with the mandate of the BSP – Politics

The short life of the new Bulgarian parliament clearly showed that the holder of the third mandate BSPThe Bulgarian Socialist Party (abbreviated BSP) is can form a government with the other political parties, with whom they jointly elected the Speaker of the National Assembly and worked in sync on key legislative initiatives.

The National Council of “We continue the changeKiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev presented their political project “We continue the change”“came out with a decision to refrain from supporting the government with the mandate of BSPThe Bulgarian Socialist Party (abbreviated BSP) isbut to support the national priorities from the program statement of the PP, which coincide with the goals of the new regular cabinet, in case it is formed by the other political forces, the PP announced.

“We believe we can find agreement with BSPThe Bulgarian Socialist Party (abbreviated BSP) is in the field of social policy, with a guarantee of a 3% deficit. But we see serious divergences on issues related to judicial reform and the bills for the attorney general, the return of the paper ballot through the amendments to the Electoral Code, entry into the Eurozone and the attitude to the war in Ukraine,” the party added.

Ninova: Starting tomorrow, I will start looking for party leaders for government

If we receive an invitation to talk with BSPThe Bulgarian Socialist Party (abbreviated BSP) is, we will accept it. We went to policy talks with all parties, because we are convinced that in the complex political rebus, the only meaningful way is to discuss policies for the development of Bulgaria.

At the same time, the signals given by almost all political parties in relation to the third mandate raise doubts about real intentions for a regular government.

In this regard, the National Council of “We continue the changeKiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev presented their political project “We continue the change”” gave the leaders Kiril Petkov and Asen Vasilev a mandate to start talks with “Democratic Bulgaria”, “Save Sofia” and all other formations that work for a prosperous, fair and European Bulgaria, with the aim of potential unifications for the next local and national elections in the country .