The co-chairs of "Yes, Bulgaria" Ivaylo Mirchev and Bozhidar Bozhanov told journalists that it is clear that there is a criminal in the prosecutor's office with the nickname "Potato" and he gave false testimony against the secretary general.
"It is obvious that the "Peevski-Borisov" model continues to function and is looking for its place. The prosecutor's office is being used once again, the fact is that Kandev, together with Dechev and Prime Minister Gyurov, guaranteed fair elections in Bulgaria, now they are trying to retaliate, it is unacceptable to fabricate interrogations against the Minister of the Interior," explained Mirchev, quoted by dariknews.bg.
Bozhanov commented on the tremors in the PP-DB coalition. "We had a meeting of the National Council, which decided that based on the election results we can assess that the coalition's work has its deficits, they are in many aspects, measures must be taken so that our entity can be recognized by Bulgarians as an alternative to the model that is being dismantled", Bozanov explained.
He added that the DB insisted on signing a coalition agreement, which has not been done so far and which would regulate the work of the parliamentary group.
They were asked whether the "Manol Peykov" case was still on the agenda. "There is no such case "Manol Peykov", since these decisions in our country are traditionally made by the party bodies, the National Party Councils decide when a person is elected as an MP from two districts, they decide from which district the MP himself will enter", explained Mirchev.
Bozhanov called on his Facebook supporters to be calmer about the case. When asked whether Manol Peykov will be an MP in the next parliament, Bozhanov replied as follows: "The party bodies make these decisions, the deadline is today at 7 p.m., so there will be an answer very soon".
"Yes, Bulgaria" were asked how they would comment on the statement by "Vazrazhdane" that their first job in parliament would be to demand a suspension of aid to Ukraine.
"Everything that Bulgaria has sent to Ukraine has been paid for by various countries or funds, it is very difficult for us to talk about aid from Bulgaria to Ukraine, it is rather the opposite, because Ukraine has invested huge sums in the Bulgarian economy," explained Mirchev.