Ivan Garelov: Who will issue these certificates for honorable and dishonest?

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IVAN GARELOV

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“Who will issue these certificates of honor and dishonesty? And how will you work in a parliament with those with whom you are not in a coalition, are dishonest? I think these beautiful phrases are meaningless.” This comment was made to the Bulgarian National Radio by the journalist Ivan Garelov.

“The refusal of” We continue the change “for a preliminary coalition with” Democratic Bulgaria “may be a surprise for Hristo Ivanov, but the new party does not mean that by continuing the change, it will make the same mistakes as the previous parties of change that were in parliament.” he thinks.

“If” There is such a people “they keep the first or second place in the next National Assembly, and the new formation is in the third or fourth, we cannot expect” We continue the change “to determine the future policy,” the journalist added.

Ivan Garelov also commented on the upcoming presidential elections, categorically emphasizing that there is no doubt that the left-wing voters are “for” Rumen Radev and Iliana Yotova:

“The question is whether one will go through the humiliation of going through some kind of coordination – games of pride. The selfishness of both sides must be overcome (BSP and the president – b.r.). They are created for each other. BSP does not he may be angry with Radev for seeking to expand the periphery of his voters in the center-right, believing that this is directed against the BSP. … We need a revision of the pride of who is indebted to whom. “

According to journalist Boyko Borissov, he is afraid of being GERB’s candidate for president, so as not to lose to Radev and “throw him out of politics altogether.”

“I do not see suitable figures for GERB and right-wing candidates, so they are hiding behind explanations that they are still considering,” Garelov said.

There will be no room for retreat in the next parliament, he said, stressing that people will not forgive unless a government is formed again. According to him, the impossibility of forming a cabinet would also mean abandoning democracy.

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