No one from "We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria" would not agree to participate in the caretaker government with Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev.
This is what he said in the show "Face to Face" on bTV the deputy from "We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria" Martin Dimitrov.
In response to a question, Martin Dimitrov commented that even if the rotating government had continued, from "We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria" were going to request a commission of inquiry into the "Turkish Stream" gas pipeline built during the management of GERB, also called the "Balkan Stream".
The road map we've been looking for for years is said to be on the internet. This road map had mysteriously disappeared - no one in Bulgaria could find the document signed by Temenuzhka Petkova, and Russia refused to provide a copy to the Bulgarian National Assembly. This raises suspicions that there is something to hide. We asked the Minister of Energy to do a full check of these documents. He has started such a check, so far he cannot fully confirm the authenticity of the documents that have appeared on the Internet, said the deputy from "We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria".
This gas pipeline is designed for Russia to bypass Ukraine. Then GERB, DPS, BSP, etc. they say that not only will we join the project, but we will also foot the bill. Of all the work, the benefits are for Moscow, and the costs – for Bulgaria, stressed Dimitrov.
In his words, the claims that the state received over BGN 1.3 billion from fees for the gas pipeline do not correspond to the truth.
When the government increases salaries in the administration, it is done with funds provided in the budget, while no funds are provided in the budget for the proposals of GERB and DPS. This is what he said in the show "Face to Face" on BTV the deputy from "We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria" Martin Dimitrov on the occasion of today's proposal of GERB and DPS that pensioners below the poverty line receive Easter supplements of BGN 75.
Bulgarian pensioners should not depend in such a way on the will of politicians, people should systematically receive higher pensions and such an effort was made in recent years. For example, the latest increase in pensions by 11% will be received every month by every Bulgarian pensioner, pointed out the deputy from "We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria".
According to his words, in recent years GERB have made proposals for expenses for about BGN 4 billion, which were not included in the budget. GERB and DPS could make this proposal when the budget was adopted. Elections are coming and a populist race begins. They propose expenses, but never say where the money will come from, Dimitrov said.