In our letter to GERB, we wrote that when they accept the conditions in our declaration, they undertake to raise its President of the National Assembly to guarantee the implementation of these measures and legislative initiatives that can protect democracy.
Antoaneta Tsoneva from PP-DB stated this to the BNR and emphasized that GERB do not organize any process in which talks and consultations between political forces take place.
Tsoneva clarified that the declaration of a sanitary cordon around Peevski is not an ultimatum given by the PP-DB to the other formations in the parliament:
"Our declaration on freeing the Bulgarian institutions from the pressure of corruption represents an assessment of the democratic and legal order in Bulgaria and the state of the country after the elections. There is no ultimatum in this, but there are proposals and solutions on how to improve the state of democracy in Bulgaria. This is not an ultimatum, but an assessment of how the Bulgarian institutions are conquered and cannot ensure the normal conduct of the elections".
According to her, Delyan Peevski is causing a "nuclear wave, passing through the institutions, starting with the CEC and then through all those who can stand in his way, to bring a parliamentary group" and with the declaration of a sanitary cordon PP-DB want to "protect Bulgarian democracy from this wave".
According to Antoinette Tsoneva, the statements of the Minister of Internal Affairs Atanas Ilkov are "a mockery of the Bulgarian citizens and show that the Ministry of the Interior has no will to counter the bought and controlled vote".
She recalled that, according to PP-DB, he should have resigned a long time ago.