I think that this time, forming a majority to elect the Speaker of the National Assembly will be easier. This is what he said in "More from the day" on BNT political scientist Daniel Smilov, quoted by novini.bg
There is already a looming majority of GERB and DPS. They are supposed to be joined by a third party – it is commented that this will be "There is such a people", but it can also be "Majesty". yes. Most likely "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria", "Revival" and BSP will be in opposition, Smilov said.
The lawyer Borislav Tsekov noted that the construction of a majority in the parliament is mainly the responsibility of GERB.
If they do not form a government, but again show a kind of cowardice, hesitancy, this time the voters will not forgive GERB, emphasized Tsekov.
Those who voted for them want to see a will to govern and they gave them a chance. After all the chaos of recent years, some normalization is needed. This currently depends on GERB and their political courage, he added.
According to Daniel Smilov, in his words from today, the continuation of the negotiations to form a government will depend on whether the candidate of GERB will be elected as the speaker of the parliament – SDS Raya Nazaryan, GERB leader Boyko Borisov wants to show that he is dictating things.
It is not possible for GERB not to form a government. Now there will be no one else to blame and all the blame will be borne by Borisov, said Smilov.
If there is a cabinet, it will be determined by Borisov and Peevski. A third party is needed, which will be easy to find in this parliament. It makes sense to form a government of GERB and DPS, with the support of "There is such a people". I am not sure that we will be able to call this government a government of normalization - it will be highly vulnerable, because GERB and DPS carry the shadow of corruption suspicion, and Borisov and Peevski do not find approval in a large part of society. It will be highly vulnerable both domestically and internationally, commented the political scientist.
In his words, the key to confirming or disproving public suspicions of this eventual government will be its work on fighting corruption and regulatory appointments.
Readiness to sign a coalition agreement and a clear decision-making mechanism can be seen. It is imperative for both GERB and the state to have the government Then there must be a result