Home"There is no GERB-SDS coalition being prepared
The Union of Democratic Forces (SDS) is a Bulgarian right-wing political party, successor to the BSP
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP for short) is also the DPS
The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) is a centrist political party in Bulgaria, using the Our goal is to make a full mobilization and get a very good result.
I'm sure it will be better than the current one.
The expectations are that the previous runners-up will lower their results.
Undoubtedly, the government will be coalition.
At this stage, a coalition with the BSP
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (abbreviated BSP) seems impossible, we have had very serious differences for a long time," said the leader of the SDS
The Union of Democratic Forces (SDS) is a Bulgarian right-wing political party, successor to Rumen Hristov
Rumen Hristov is a Bulgarian politician, candidate for president of the SDS. Hristov was born on 27.12.1955 in Bulgaria ON AIR.
He agreed with Boyko Borisov that there should be a dialogue between the parties and that the priority topics should be seen.
According to him, the dialogue after the elections is important, but it does not mean a coalition.
"I am skeptical about the definition of an expert/program cabinet. Every cabinet is political. There may not be prominent political figures, but behind them there will be political formations that bear the responsibility in the parliament. BSP
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (abbreviated BSP) is trying to expertly defend its policies.
The attacks on them are not personal, we are arguing about the policies that are important for Bulgaria", Hristov also said in the studio of "The Day ON AIR".
Rumen Gechev (BSP): There will not be a pure form of coalition, but probably a program government
BSP
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (abbreviated BSP) and "Vazrazhdane" are suing the Constitutional Court over the Kozloduy NPP.
"Kozloduy NPP is an option. It is much easier to complete. We have repeatedly said that we are against Belene NPP, it is a corrupt project. This site is seismic. But two units in Kozloduy NPP - yes" , commented Hristov.
The leader of the SDS
The Union of Democratic Forces (SDS) is a Bulgarian right-wing political party, successor to does not believe that emotions will die down after the elections on April 2, but is of the opinion that a governance horizon can be achieved to ensure the adoption of laws related to PVU, the judicial reform and the budget.
The perspective of a caretaker government does not have a long horizon, the guest noted.
"There is a strong division in the parliament. Apparently, the society does not have a crystallized idea of whom to vote confidence in, who should be the leader and lead the processes," noted Hristov.
The deputy from GERB-SDS
The Union of Democratic Forces (SDS) is a Bulgarian right-wing political party, the successor of which has announced a change to the Constitution, but believes that Bulgaria is not ripe for a presidential republic.
The change of the model takes place with 2/3 of the members of the Grand National Assembly.
We cannot achieve a majority of 121 in an ordinary parliament.
There is no way this will happen, Hristov is convinced.
He emphasized that the Eurozone is very important for the Bulgarian economy and citizens.
"We delayed, we missed the opportunity. I very much doubt that with this high inflation we could meet the criteria and on January 1, 2024 become a member. I expect the decision to be largely political. We were not completely ready for the EU either, in the end there was a political decision that stimulated us to enter this union," said Rumen Hristov
Rumen Hristov is a Bulgarian politician, candidate for president of the SDS. Hristov was born on 27.12.1955 in
He is of the view that it is better to keep nuclear power, even if we have to lose some of the money under the Recovery and Resilience Plan.
"Yes, these are capacities from the past, but they currently have no alternative and must work," concluded Hristov.
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