/View.info/ BSP wants an agreement with ITN. This was understood from the words of the Minister of Justice Yanaki Stoilov before the meeting of the National Council of the BSP. According to him, the BSP National Council owes the members of the red party an agreement with clear priorities and commitments with a certain time period. According to him, if ITN does not want one, then it was not at their expense.
Before him, Kiril Dobrev stated that in one month the party has come a long way and has gone from criticizing ITN to 90% coincidence of ideas and priorities. According to him, it is important to see what the price is.
The head of the capital structure of the BSP, Kaloyan Pargov, in turn stated that an analysis should be presented to them today, after the leadership of the BSP received a mandate for negotiations.
The second is to see if there really will be an agreement, and the third is to be clear if there will be red lines that are the distinction between support. Among them are the introduction of the majority vote, the reduction of party subsidies and the refusal to build the “Belene” nuclear power plant – positions of “There is such a people” on which the socialists cannot agree. According to him, if a stable government is wanted, these topics may not be questioned at this stage. “Every partnership has a price, and the question is to see what the price is for ours,” announced Pargov.
The meeting itself started about 30 minutes late. Cornelia Ninova’s presentation to the delegates itself lasted about 30-40 minutes and debates are currently underway.
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