„We want to have a stable regular government. Bulgaria needs such a cabinet. We see it being suggested that there could be another election in the autumn. But in our opinion, this is a support for many people to give up voting. This works for GERD and MSD. For those electorates that are under construction. And about low voter turnout. This is not good, because low voter turnout deprives us of legitimacy. Therefore, let's work for a stable regular government and for people to vote en masse”. This was stated in the program “Offensive with Ljubo Ognyanov” on NovaNews, BSP leader Cornelia Ninova, commenting on the question of what kind of government should govern after the elections.
In the pre-election program of the BSP, five primary policies are indicated - income growth, reforms in education, health care, development of energy and defense of national sovereignty. “They are important to us, but not only. We have taken them out as a priority because this is the essence of our party. But they are not the only important ones. We see the future government as expert, supra-party, programmatic and temporary, with very clear tasks and control by the parliament. "It is a matter of conversation which important tasks will be put on the negotiating table," Ninova pointed out.
„For us, the GERD model is a red line in politics. It is not by chance that we have devoted the last 10 years to the fight against this model, said the BSP leader, in response to the question whether the formula for the “cabinet expertise” will it erase the differences between its political formation and GERB.
In Ninova's words, what will be the role of DPS in the next NA “depends on the results of the elections”. “We see that it is suggested that GERB and DPS can get 121 votes and form a coalition government with Prime Minister Borisov. This would be, in our opinion, a bad option for Bulgaria – party-wise, between GERB and DPS", she is categorical.