"It is extremely irresponsible to turn their backs the points for changes in the energy sector, concerning the work of "Mini Maritsa-east", given that you know that there is no way they will enter the agenda of the parliament. When the election campaign begins, the parliament will no longer be able to meet. They were wasting time in shows".
This is what lawyer Yavor Notev commented in the show "The Day ON AIR".
According to the journalist Petyo Blaskov, the events show a very serious unpreparedness.
"They have been doing nonsense for two years. The basis is money", he told Bulgaria ON AIR.
Notev agreed that the basis is the interests, but not those of the Bulgarian citizens, but of the politicians.
"Behind this scandal is the black shadow of corruption. It's getting thicker and thicker," Blaskov added.
Notev noted that according to the latest sociological research, 7 parties will enter the parliament, but he believes that it is possible that there will be more.
"Low voter turnout suggests easy crossing of the threshold. This strong fragmentation means a complete impossibility and powerlessness to create a government and the state to stand up", he also pointed out.
Blaskov is of the opinion that another election awaits us.
"The picture is pessimistic. It is high time for the deputies and lawyers to deal with the electoral legislation. In these norms, who does not mess up, what messes did not arise. The first step is to throw the machines out of the electoral process. They are a source of corruption. Tens of millions of our public money are spent on these machines to serve them. If the subsidies are removed, at least 10 parties will be removed," the journalist is emphatic.
Notev also commented that there is a lack of trust in the election result and specified that the machine, by itself, cannot commit a violation if there is no person behind it to manipulate it, and this, according to him, is possible.< /p>
"The issue of party subsidy is extremely important. "What is the point of funding a party that has 1%," asked the lawyer.
"This series of elections comes at a stage where the fog is beginning to clear. In the next elections, the split will be completed and I hope that the right sector and the left sector will finally be defined in Bulgaria", Bluskov predicts.