Tsvetanov: All those who have been in charge for the past 9 months must be held accountable

The unprincipled agreements will continue even after the elections. This is what Tsvetan Tsvetanov, chairman of Republicans for Bulgaria, said in “Delnitsi” on "Eurocom" TV.
“We see what is the charge and the promises that are made before the elections are held and what happens after they have passed. The main thing that people voted for and believed in the PP-DB was that they would oppose the model of the protests that took place in 2020. At the moment, there is no such wave of standing up for a principled position, but a coalition or an assembly was entered, and that negotiated outside the Bulgarian institutions. I hope that if a new assembly is made there will be some principles.
Tsvetanov expressed the opinion that at the moment, the main desire of the participants in the elections, and in particular, is that the large, leading formations GERB-SDS and PP-DB should not have 121 deputies, and that a third formation should be included.
The leader of Republicans for Bulgaria asked why, when it comes to energy projects and commitments of the country, BSP are not as principled as they are about the “Botash” contract. let the truth about “Turkish Stream“ come out.
“Responsibility should be sought from all those who have been in charge for the past 9 months and to say why the corruption pressure has reached almost the size of the administration of the “Oresharski” cabinet. in 2014, it is now 35, and then it was 39%, according to a report by the Center for the Study of Democracy. It is necessary to talk about why the political energy and the beneficial legislative action that the Bulgarian Parliament should have had are not concentrated on precisely those priorities that give our country the opportunity for development. Losing money on the PVA is criminal as a political act and not giving the opportunity to benefit from operational programs that are also on the same level – minimum comparable to other European countries from the EU“, added Tsvetanov.
In his words, Kalin Stoyanov remains Minister of Internal Affairs because he is important for the upcoming parliamentary elections. The former interior minister clarified that he has long known the former chief secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zhivko Kotsev, with whom they worked together. He indicated that his impressions of Kotsev are like those of a professional, but added that he cannot stand 100% behind him at the moment, as he is not familiar with his activities in the last 10 years. Tsvetan Tsvetanov commented on the changes in the Constitution and said that the amendments led to the creation of legislation that cannot be sustainable.