We are showing persistence and consistency. We aim at constitutional reform, reform of the judicial system and replacement of the corruption model in Bulgaria with a normal European democratic model of governance.
This was stated by the deputy from "We continue the change-Democratic Bulgaria" Elisaveta Belobradova in "The Day ON AIR".
In her words, the talks with GERB, as well as with the other groups, got mixed up in the field of the election campaign.
"In the National Assembly, it is felt that the majority of the political forces have geared up for an election campaign. Our proposal served once again for pre-election appeals and messages, especially as regards the position of GERB. We would not have held meetings with all the parliamentary groups that are willing to discuss the texts if we did not intend for these texts to be discussed," Belobradova said for Bulgaria ON AIR.
"This happened with the first term. The mandate was taken to play a government proposal. After the meetings on Thursday, we will know what conclusions the expert groups have reached and we will be able to issue a statement. Conversation is the strongest tool of a representative of the people," Belobradova is categorical.
" Mr. Peevski is in a hurry for elections because he must be able to regroup, it is understandable. The position of GERB is largely determined by Boyko Borisov. His position has so far been determined by Peevski's position. Apparently we're going to an election. The third mandate is worth asking for and trying to implement if we have a large enough majority," Belobradova stressed.
"With a clear program, goals and time frames, then Bulgarian citizens can easily see the tasks. What is happening right now is a constant overflow from empty to empty. Constant political games. So far, there are no signs that the coalition will not be preserved. Changes must be made because we cannot transfer these 300,000 votes to the political opponent. If our mandate is not fulfilled successfully, this 50th National Assembly will end shortly", Belobradova summed up.