"What is important for these elections, is to be the last at least for a certain period of time - one, two, three years, so that there can be a horizon in which some meaningful policies can be implemented", said the MP from PP-DB in 50- oto National Assembly Lena Borislavova in the morning block of bTV.
"For me personally, success is when we get support for the formula for exiting the crisis that we propose and it is successfully implemented. This is the approach we are changing in this election campaign," she added.
According to PP-DB, the prime minister should be non-partisan. "When we are in the seventh election and the politicians do not believe in each other and are absolutely unsuccessful in forming a cabinet, it means that a new approach is needed," said Lena Borislavova. She specified that the only exceptions were the "Petkov" offices. and "Denkov".
"The path of change has taught me that it is a slower process in view of how many years the country has been occupied. They cannot be erased overnight, and the second is that the idea of this supra-party prime minister must be sought together with the other political entities around a common administrative and legislative program," Borislavova also commented.
The deputy from the PP-DB stressed that after the elections they will definitely not work with Peevski's DPS, even if they make commitments to fight corruption.
For DPS - Dogan Borislavova set a condition - taking a clear commitment to anti-corruption measures. "They have now felt upon themselves the blows of having conquered institutions. The question for them is whether they will strive to regain the control they have lost or will they understand that it is better for everyone, when they are attacked without reason, to receive legal protection from institutions that work for the public interest," said Borislavova.
In her words, this also applies to the BSP, because they have also extended an umbrella over Anton Slavchev.
She did not completely deny that PP-DB worked with GERB after the elections, but according to her, this is also not certain. "Our problem with GERD is that they always say it in words, but don't do it in action," said Borislavova.
Lena Borislavova stated that during a meeting with GERB - Boyko Borisov would not have signed any law without the sanction of Delyan Peevski.
According to her, it was a mistake that there was no clear agreement and deadlines between the partners in the assembly.