The position "everyone is a mask and I will not vote" is not smart. If you want to punish them, go and vote so there will be a big turnout. This is what Ivaylo Valchev, who will lead the list of ITN for the European elections, told BNR. The second is the immunologist Prof. Andrey Chorbanov.
He explained that since taking the position "everyone is a mask and I will not vote" the winners are precisely those who are maskers and who "over the years manage to create this aversion to politics, from which only those who have hard cores and can secure a corporate vote benefit":
"These are the ones who don't benefit from normal people going and casting their votes in the elections".
In the words of Ivaylo Valchev, ITN wants to show that "Bulgarian MEPs can work for Bulgaria even there - in Brussels":
"With the silence there, we now have things like the Green Deal, which we think needs to be renegotiated. We think it is based on ideology, not economics. In our opinion, Bulgaria's carbon footprint is much smaller because no one takes into account Bulgaria's forests and mountains and the effect they have on reducing the carbon footprint. We agree that Bulgaria should not receive money under the Recovery Plan (RPU), but that the jobs in the Mariska Basin should remain open. This is one of the things we can fight for in Europe".
He pointed out other topics on which ITN would fight in the European Parliament - gender propaganda and the control of migration flows.
In connection with ITN's policy for working with other parties in the National Assembly in a possible future government, Ivaylo Valchev stated that the expected name is for an expert cabinet with "exactly set tasks and precisely set deadlines":
"We could have conversations with anyone who has a similar vision for running the country. The only thing is that we would not compromise on working with a finance minister like the previous one. ... We will support not parties or names, but proposals for solutions that will be given for the governance of the country.