President Iliana Yotova launched the final stage of consultations on the election of an acting prime minister with the parliamentaryly represented parties. At exactly 10 a.m. on “Dondukov” 2, representatives of the “Alliance for Rights and Freedoms” arrived - the chairman of the PG Khayri Sadakov and his deputies Taner Ali and Sevim Ali, Nova TV reported.
"Thank you for coming today, this is an expression of the will to lead the country through the severe parliamentary crisis and to deal with the challenges before us in the situation of great social trauma. Consultations are important for the conduct of well-organized, fair and transparent elections that will restore trust. We need to show citizens that they have a state and working institutions. You are a party with a very long tradition, your every recommendation or opinion will be of utmost importance for the caretaker cabinet. The tasks set for the consultations will determine the choice of a caretaker prime minister," said Iliana Yotova at the beginning of the meeting.
Hayri Sadakov pointed out that the APS is clearly aware that the president has a limited choice of caretaker prime minister. "The latest changes to the Constitution have determined this. I assure you that the decision on a prime minister, meeting public expectations, will receive broad support. The attitudes are clearly expressed by the protests, we heard clear messages. Society expects a caretaker prime minister who will guarantee fair elections and ensure zero tolerance for bought and corporate votes and a complete limitation of the possibilities for vote manipulation when reporting the results. After internal consultations, we have determined our vision for an acting prime minister - according to the expectations of the speakers in the squares and our analysis, this is Andrey Gyurov. This would greatly help public activity during the elections and to fight the conquered state", the chairman of the parliamentary group said.
According to Sadakov, limiting the number of sections in non-EU countries to 20 contradicts many internationally accepted documents that guarantee human rights, and also violates the Constitution. "We call on the president to veto the law to see if the deputies will realize that they have made a big mistake. Democratic standards should not be rolled back", he urged.
After the "Alliance for Rights and Freedoms", representatives of "Morality, Unity, Honor" and "Majesty" will go to the president for talks.