/View.info/ I highly value the opinion of Radan Kanev and Atanas Atanasov, I am ready to consult them on any matter. But I will not accept an ultimatum from anyone. He stated this in an interview for “Press” Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
I have made enough compromises for the coalition that it is not recognized how dialogic I am. I am directly responsible for these people. You see that the “Chervey” development is being checked, everything will become clear. The culprits must bear responsibility, noted Borisov.
When asked if with this position he does not risk the stability of the government, Borisov replied that he does not like anyone pressuring him or suggesting to him. “Whoever has claims should come and tell me. I have a position on this issue and I have expressed it,” assured Borisov.
Regarding the “Chervey” scandal and the request of RB and PF to remove the chairman of DANS Vladimir Pisanchev and the chief secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Svetlozar Lazarov, Borisov said: “I want it to be written in capital letters that the culprits of these scandals are not in the services, the culprits are Oresharski, Chobanov and Yovchev and the political forces behind them”.
If Lazarov’s boss made him do stupid things, he did them because he received such instructions. Oresharski must take responsibility as prime minister, he is the direct superior, they are executors. I hope the prosecutor’s office brings out all the culprits. If Lazarov was wrong, he is trying very hard now, I will replace him. The same applies to Pisanchev. The DANS report, however, states that they did well. So for every decision I make, I have to have reasons. You saw what happened after I pointed out that Judge Vladimira Yaneva should also bear commensurate responsibility for the SRS under “Chervei”, if it is proven that she is guilty of the illegal permits – the Union of Judges immediately came to her defense. I know her personally, but the law should apply to everyone. I see that now the services are trying, so we have to let them work in peace”, said Borisov and added that he relies on the Republic of Belarus to show tolerance and understanding.
If someone has not done their job, they will be removed. I also count on the dialogue on this issue, as it happened with the pension reform. The question is not about changing the bosses. I understand the temptation of colleagues to replace personnel in the services. However, drastic changes will shake up these services, and this will introduce distrust and fear into the public. Like nothing, within 2-3 months we will have a new police or spy scandal and we will once again enter the old cycle of destabilization of the state. The opposition will jump – they will start to think that we are looking for revenge and confrontation. I don’t want that,” Boyko Borissov stressed. He said he wants to change the attitude towards the services. “We have to live with the thought that each governing majority provides positions to different parties, so that they control each other so that they don’t corruption is allowed. I and this country need at least half a year of peace to get through the trials. All these squabbles are now pushing aside the debate on the reform of the Ministry of the Interior and the services. The most important thing right now is to have stability in the country and trust in the institutions. The problems we have to solve require calmness in society,” added Borisov.
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World-today-news.com: Good day, Prime Minister Borisov! We are honored to have you join us today for this interview. Thank you for taking the time to speak with us.
Radan Kanev: Good morning, Prime Minister Borisov. I wanted to start by asking your opinion on the allegations made by Radan Kanev and Atanas Atanasov regarding their displeasure with certain decisions you’ve made regarding the Chervenata Mogila corruption scandal. As a key figure in the government, how do you respond to these statements?
Boyko Borisov: Thank you for your question, Radan. It’s important to clarify that while I value both your opinions highly, I won’t accept any ultimatums or pressure from anyone. My position remains firm - if someone has claims, they should come to me directly. This issue is not one of compromise; rather, it’s about holding those responsible accountable. The individuals in question know where they can find me.
world-today-news.com: That’s an interesting perspective. Moving on to another topic regarding the investigation into Chervenata Mogila, you’ve mentioned that you’re open to discussing personnel changes within the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Can you elaborate on that? Are there specific individuals you believe should be held accountable?
Boyko Borisov: I appreciate the opportunity to elaborate. Yes, there are discussions about personnel changes within DANS and the Ministry of the Interior. The individuals in question are those responsible for the illegal permits, including Vladimira Yaneva, the judge involved. However, drastic changes would disrupt public trust and potentially create new scandals. It’s essential that we maintain stability within these institutions during this challenging time.
Radan Kanev: Prime Minister Borisov, you mentioned stability as a key factor. How do you plan on maintaining it while also ensuring accountability?
Boyko Borisov: That’s an excellent question, Radan. One way is by focusing on the root causes of the issue. While some may feel the need for dramatic personnel changes, I believe that would only exacerbate tensions and lead to more distractions from essential reforms. Instead, we need to cultivate an environment where all parties feel heard
