The future caretaker prime minister will have to answer serious questions related to the case
The caretaker government must take immediate action on the “Petrohan“ case, including revoking the license of the private school associated with the name of Ivaylo Kalushev. This was stated by PR expert Diana Damyanova on the air of the program “Hello, Bulgaria“.
According to her, the future caretaker prime minister Andrey Gyurov will have to answer serious questions related to the case in the first days of his government.
“Gyurov should govern the country with the mission of holding fair elections, but before that he will have to give answers about ‘Petrohan’. This must be done within the first ten days. If he does not do so, he will be accused of protecting those involved,“ she pointed out.
Damyanova added that the new interior minister should publicly present all available data.
“There is enough information about pedophilia. The data must be presented and clarified publicly,“ she added.
The PR expert described Gyurov as a “moderate and intelligent person“ who will seek balance when forming the cabinet.
“The names currently being floated are rather vague. Gyurov will rely on people with proven political experience. Consultations were held with both Iliana Yotova and President Rumen Radev, who is also responsible for the composition of the government,“ she said.
According to her, the organization associated with “Petrohan“ has been tolerated by the authorities for years.
“I have no doubt that this structure was a protégé of the authorities and was warned about inspections. There is a violation of laws and morality“, Damyanova emphasized.
She also commented on the public reactions to the case, including calls for an international investigation.
“The call for an international investigation is also a call to stop talking about the topic right before the elections“, she added.
Damyanova noted that the fact that the dogs in the hut were left to burn has affected a community that will also be activated with questions.