“I am amazed by the hysteria that has developed around this meeting. And how the normal is presented as abnormal. Parties talking about the government are meeting – this is normal. They are meeting at the party headquarters in downtown Sofia. Yes – there was such a meeting. And it was dictated by the fact that we heard the opinion of our colleagues from “We Continue Change” that the budget for next year will not be adopted by the end of the year, and that worried us. ”
Thus, the resigned leader of BSP Cornelia Ninova commented to NovaNews on the late meeting last night with Kiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev on “Positano” 20.
“I have experienced a lot of betrayals from people I have stimulated in politics. My back is like a darts board – full of darts,” Ninova added. Who are the possible successors of Cornelia Ninova – first predictions (VIDEO)
She was adamant that there was no conflict with Krum Zarkov, who publicly announced his intentions to run for Socialist leader in the direct election of the new leader. According to her, Zarkov had a conflict with the party.
“I nominated him as an MP and a member of the party’s Executive Bureau. I also nominated him as deputy chairman of the parliamentary group. He is one of the strongest supporters of the Istanbul Convention. He even resigned because of the party’s position against gender ideology,” he said. in front of the media Ninova.
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Budget 2022 must be adopted by the end of January next year. This decision was made on the last day of the negotiations for the formation of a government …
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She said that the negotiations for the formation of a coalition cabinet accepted the BSP’s proposal for a new model of healthcare, in which hospitals should not be commercial companies and the clinical pathways should be reconsidered.
Our idea to reduce VAT on food to help people was not accepted. We reached an agreement – we will build a new nuclear power plant. The decision of the working group is to make an analysis of where it is more profitable for Bulgaria – “Belene” or “Kozloduy” , announced Ninova and added that time will tell whether he will be chairman of the next National Assembly.
“So far, Rumen Radev has not proposed ministers. If he does, we will discuss it in the party,” she said, adding that she continued to insist on closing the Specialized Court and the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office, as well as limiting the powers of the chief prosecutor.
According to Ninova, during the negotiations for the formation of a regular coalition cabinet, no talks were held on who would be the prime minister and what the structure of the government would be. “The first party has the right to nominate a prime minister, and this is normal. When we talk to our partners, we will inform you whether we will ask for ministerial posts in the cabinet,” Ninova was succinct.
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