“We wrote a letter to the OSCE and PACE because ministerial ministers allow themselves to come out now and comment on processes in the BSP, to put labels on the party.” This was commented by BSP leader Cornelia Ninova in “Face to Face” on bTV.
She stated that already in the previous elections, the OSCE came out with a finding of interference in the electoral processes by the caretaker government.
When asked whether ministers who are part of the BSP cannot speak for the party, she said that no one has authorized them to do so and invited them to express their opinion at the National Council.
“But they don’t come. Let them come to congresses, tell each other what hurts them. And they come, they didn’t register, in order to fail the forum and so that the party can go to elections,” the leader of the left believes.
She commented that both local and parliamentary elections will be discussed at the weekend congress. According to her, there should be a change to the modern left and to think about working people.
Ninova explained that the party’s new program will also be discussed.
The BSP leader is not worried about the new left. On the contrary, Ninova said that they were even invited to discuss unification for the upcoming early vote in April.
