"BSP is aware that the model of the liberal state has been exhausted. What we think is right is the social state - the person should be the focus of politics, and the state should have a role in key activities that affect him himself.". This was said by the leader of the BSP-OL list for Plovdiv, Tatyana Doncheva, on BNT.
As sectors of importance to people, she pointed to healthcare and education, as well as key sectors of the economy such as energy, which also affects national security, which is known to everyone against the background of what is happening in the world.
"Whether Bulgaria will depend on the global conjuncture or will limit this dependence as much as possible with its own resources is very important. Our two options are to keep our thermal power plants and fight for a second nuclear power plant.", said the candidate for MP.
Doncheva expressed confidence that BSP-OL will enter the National Assembly because the factor on which it depends is present and has worked - the change that BSP has made at its Congress with the emergence of new leadership. “The BSP has an instinct for self-preservation and its champion spirit has remained”, she was categorical. According to her, in the new parliament, BSP-OL can play a very serious and beneficial role for Bulgaria at the historical moment when the Borisov-Peevski model will be dismantled.
She also touched on the left's position on changes in the judiciary, which should begin with the replacement of the Supreme Judicial Council. According to Doncheva, it is necessary to elect serious and authoritative magistrates with a strong backbone.
"BSP will participate actively, professionally in the change of the judiciary.", she also said. We will make our contribution in two things - common sense and independence from business interests, with number 5 on the ballot for BSP-UNITED LEFT", Tatyana Doncheva concluded.