The opposition in parliament is clear when the government has specific policies based on clear values. When we have coalition governments, it is difficult for citizens to orient themselves, because the parties are one when they are in opposition, and are different when they are in power. What happened yesterday in parliament is logical, because the government stated that it is necessary to act quickly and effectively. That is probably why they are not wasting their time with the committees. But this means that this behavior will also pass through state institutions, political scientist Tatyana Burudzhieva commented to Nova TV, quoted by novini.bg.
Negotiations between the parties are currently underway and there are bargains, but they are simply not the kind we are used to - having clear rulers and clear opposition and everyone wanting power very much. At the moment, the trick is who you will smear the most. GERB is extremely skilled at the art of smearing anyone who touches them and they are trying to empower some people, but in fact the goal is to marry them off as much as possible. There is neither a clear ruling majority that can push through any policy, nor is there an opposition that can be an alternative. Those who are not in government cannot talk to each other. They hate each other and cannot have a common plan of action, explained journalist Vlado Yonchev.
I do not believe that this coalition structure is sustainable. On the contrary, it seems very slippery to me and, in addition to the interests, which are different for each player, we must also think about the characters of all these people. It is so saturated there with personal relationships, with hot-tempered characters, with electorates angry at each other, with intemperate words, with bad speakers, with people who are constantly insulting each other and you never know when they will cross the line. In my opinion, scandals are inevitable and in my opinion they will erupt from something much more minor than we assume, he commented.