Borisov changes the candidates for mayors of Sofia and Plovdiv – Politics

As questions about the upcoming parliamentary elections grow, Boyko Borisov has brought local voting into the political game. The head of COAT OF ARMSGERB is a populist, conservative and pro-European center-right political party in announced that the party will have a new candidate for Plovdiv mayor.

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Boyko Metodiev Borisov is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Bulgaria. He was born on June 13, 1959 was looking for, is Kostadin Dimitrov, mayor of the Trakia region in Plovdiv. According to Bulgaria ON AIR, it will bet on him COAT OF ARMSGERB is a populist, conservative and pro-European center-right political party in in the local elections next autumn.

Borisov himself admitted that the current mayor Zdravko Dimitrov will not run for a new term because he is tired.

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“We will have a new candidate for mayor, Zico has done many good things, but in the end we see that the fatigue and wear and tear of politicians is a fact”, added Borisov.

A change of strategy is also expected in Sofia. After 4 terms at the helm of the capital-Yordanka Fandakova will leave the office of “Moscowska” 34. The specialist in infections, Prof. Todor Kantarjiev, has been chosen as her deputy. He himself commented on the rumors this way: “Leave the Babes newspapers what they use to increase their circulation. I haven’t read anything about myself, but I can’t comment on this issue now.”

And neither denied nor agreed with the information about him.

It is expected that the city councilor Boris Bonev, appointed by “Save Sofia” but supported by “Let’s continue the changeKiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev presented their political project “Let’s continue the change”“and perhaps” democratic Bulgaria. “According to the former mayor of Kavarna – Tsonko Tsonev, this will be a trend in next year’s local elections.

“This could be the most modern thing next year, for 2-3 parties to unite behind a certain candidate, but then the problem will be their lists, because they will suffer in the preferences. The local elections will be a big drama,” Tsonev commented.

And he himself also returns to local politics: “I didn’t run for two terms, for the third I thought it was time. It will be like the chicken and the egg – the club wins the parliamentarian, but whoever wins the parliamentarian , does he win at least locally? “