This happened because of her insistence that Kalin Stoyanov remain as Minister of Police
Gorica Grancharova-Kozhareva and her caretaker cabinet will not rule the country until a regular cabinet is formed after the elections.
The elections will not be held on October 20.
Dimitar Glavchev and his ministers (most of whom were also proposed by Grancharova) will continue to perform their functions.
This became clear today shortly after 11 a.m. during the meeting between Gorica Grancharova and the president Rumen Radev in the presidency.
Reason for refused for the head of state to sign the decree for the appointment of the second acting prime minister for the year was the insistence of the candidate prime minister to keep Stoyanov as interior minister. Grancharova motivated her choice of Kalin Stoyanov, named by the PP-DB as Delyan Peevski’s man, with the fact that she had a number of meetings at the Ministry of the Interior, from which she was convinced that the Bulgarian police trusted their chief. made checks and as an auditor.
Rumen Radev asked Grancharova if, if he gave her a deadline of 3 p.m. today, she would be ready to present a new candidate for interior minister, to which the failed caretaker prime minister replied that she was convinced that Kalin Stoyanov should keep his post, because which she did not think of as a backup option.
Thus, Radev thanked the Deputy Chairman (with an expired mandate) of the Audit Chamber for his efforts and released her from the duty of governing the country, saying that he would not sign a decree.
The president recommended the people’s representatives to make good use of their time and expand the list in the “home book” so that there would be more choices for the acting prime minister.
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