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/ world today news/ “One of the ways for the BSP to show that it is ready for change is the participation in the candidate-deputy lists of members of the public, journalists, intellectuals who were not directly connected to the party”, the president of the party is categorical

BSP leader Kornelia Ninova was categorical that the party will not form a coalition with GERB after the parliamentary vote on March 26. She was a guest in the show “12+3” on the “Horizon” program of the BNR.

The leader of the BSP explained that with which formation the BSP should coalition will be decided after the elections by polling every member of the party.

“We will decide what kind of coalitions to make after consulting our members,” said Cornelia Ninova categorically. She pointed out that one of the ways for the BSP to show that it is ready for a change is participation in candidate lists of public figures, journalists, intellectuals, who were not directly connected to the party./strange statements-b.r./ According to her, this does not pose a risk for the future, because they “love Bulgaria and the national interest”.

Ninova stated that the party’s priority is to put an end to the “parallel state” with a common effort.

“This contains everything – fighting corruption, introducing rules in all sectors and retribution for those who do not follow the rules. The people want the truth about the transition and the end of this parallel state that the transition has created,” she said.

According to her, in the parliament this will be done with new laws, and in the executive power with a definite desire and will, without bending, to carry it out as a policy.

The leader of the BSP explained that politically they have not given up on the revision of the flat tax, but at this stage it cannot be done: “We discussed several options, one of which was a tax-free minimum. This would cost the state BGN 1.2 billion . and we judged that at this stage there is no way to compensate for this. That is why we gradually started to tax people with high incomes”.