Outrage over Floating Majorities and Violations of Government Principles

Lena Borislavova, a prominent figure in Bulgarian politics, has revealed new details about an infamous SMS exchange that has caused controversy in recent weeks. Speaking to reporters outside the parliament, Borislavova expressed her frustration at the misinterpretation of the messages and clarified their true meaning.

The SMS exchange in question was initially seen as evidence of a potential coalition agreement between political parties. However, Borislavova clarified that it was actually a discussion about a mechanism to ensure compliance with the commitments made during the formation of the government.

“We are not talking about a coalition agreement, but about a mechanism to ensure compliance with the commitments made during the formation of the government. There is nothing new from what we had already agreed with our colleagues 3 weeks ago,” Borislavova stated.

She further explained that the messages referred to the use of floating majorities in passing certain laws, such as an anti-corruption law. Borislavova emphasized that floating majorities for judicial reform and a management and general legislative program are simply unacceptable and a violation of the principles on which the government was supported by both political forces.

“Bulgaria needs a regular government and it must have a stable parliamentary majority behind it. Otherwise, it becomes a screen behind which we will not allow floating majorities with the participation of ‘Vazrazhdane’ and DPS, as they were, to hide the examples from last week,” she emphasized.

Borislavova’s statements shed new light on the controversial SMS exchange and highlight the importance of maintaining the principles on which the government was formed. She called for a regular government with a stable parliamentary majority to ensure effective governance and prevent the misuse of floating majorities.

Shortly after Borislavova’s remarks, Rositsa Kirova from the GERB party entered the parliament, along with Justice Minister Atanas Slavov and representatives from GERB and PP-DB. The discussions on the management program and legislative agenda are expected to continue, with a focus on ensuring compliance with the commitments made during the formation of the government.

The revelations made by Lena Borislavova have sparked further debate and scrutiny of the government’s actions. As the discussions progress, it remains to be seen how the government will address the concerns raised and ensure the stability and effectiveness of its governance.

How does Lena Borislavova propose ensuring a regular government with a stable parliamentary majority in order to prevent the misuse of floating majorities

Lena Borislavova, a prominent figure in Bulgarian politics, has recently shed new light on a controversial SMS exchange that has caused a stir in the country. Speaking to reporters outside the parliament, Borislavova expressed her frustration at the misinterpretation of the messages and clarified their true meaning.

Initially, the SMS exchange was seen as evidence of a potential coalition agreement between political parties. However, Borislavova clarified that it was actually a discussion about a mechanism to ensure compliance with the commitments made during the formation of the government.

“We are not talking about a coalition agreement, but about a mechanism to ensure compliance with the commitments made during the formation of the government. There is nothing new from what we had already agreed with our colleagues 3 weeks ago,” stated Borislavova.

She went on to explain that the messages referred to the use of floating majorities in passing specific laws, such as an anti-corruption law. Borislavova emphasized that floating majorities for judicial reform and a management and general legislative program are simply unacceptable and a violation of the principles on which the government was supported by both political forces.

According to Borislavova, “Bulgaria needs a regular government and it must have a stable parliamentary majority behind it. Otherwise, it becomes a screen behind which we will not allow floating majorities with the participation of ‘Vazrazhdane’ and DPS, as they were, to hide the examples from last week.”

Borislavova’s statements bring a fresh perspective to the controversial SMS exchange and underline the importance of upholding the principles on which the government was formed. She urges for a regular government with a stable parliamentary majority to ensure effective governance and prevent the misuse of floating majorities.

Following Borislavova’s remarks, Rositsa Kirova from the GERB party entered the parliament along with Justice Minister Atanas Slavov and representatives from GERB and PP-DB. Discussions on the management program and legislative agenda are expected to continue, with a focus on ensuring compliance with the commitments made during the formation of the government.

The revelations made by Lena Borislavova have sparked further debate and scrutiny of the government’s actions. As the discussions progress, it remains to be seen how the government will address the concerns raised and ensure the stability and effectiveness of its governance.