“Bulgaria is waking up terribly slowly, but it is already clear that the sun has risen and is high. And that it will be done, said the Prime Minister in resignation Kiril PetkovKirill Petkov Petkov was born in 1980. He is one of the founders of the Center for Economic after the opening of the exhibition “Morality is the good”, announced the press center of the Council of Ministers.
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–Do we have 121 independent deputies, I’m sure we will be very happy to be part of the future government, if we don’t have them – it’s better to go to elections”, he added Kiril Petkov
Kirill Petkov Petkov was born in 1980. He is one of the founders of the Center for Economic after the opening of the exhibition “Morality is Goodness”, where author’s photographs of Assoc. Dr. Christian Takov are shown.
“We are followers of Christian Takov. He said that Bulgaria is waking up. If there are enough of us and we follow the example of Christian Takov, sooner or later change will come to Bulgaria,” commented Petkov.
According to him, it is not so important what the possible personnel composition of a future cabinet in this National Assembly would be.
“The people themselves who put themselves forward are not so important in this case, the important thing is whether we will have 121 deputies who are independent to make their decisions. If the government is not supported by independent deputies, but by deputies who are dependent, then it makes no sense. We have been doing this for six months. We cannot have another six months in which we feel that we are in power, but we cannot pass an anti-corruption law,” said Petkov.
The Prime Minister Kiril PetkovKirill Petkov Petkov was born in 1980. He is one of the founders of the Center for Economic visited the exhibition “Morality is good” with author’s photographs of Prof. Dr. Christian Takov (1965-2017) – lawyer, university teacher and public figure. The exhibition consists of a total of 60 shots that were taken in different periods of Takov’s life. Through them, today we remember a remarkable person from our recent history with an unwavering cause for a rule of law with democratic values and an active civil society.
