Haralan Alexandrov: The opposition is quite noisy and at times hysterical

The majority seems stable, the coalition partners have agreed to extend its mandate at least until the release of the convergence report and until admission to the eurozone, despite the differences between them. The opposition is quite noisy and at times hysterical, and there is a competition over who will lead the patriotic-populist sector. It will be very interesting what course "Majesty" will take. This was said in the studio of "Your Day" on NovaNews by social anthropologist Haralan Alexandrov.
Journalist Vesselin Stoynev stated that everyone wants to "pull the switch" on the government, but they can't. "The vote of no confidence shows nervousness. Peevski has influence in the ruling coalition, it is already 3+1+1. He voted for the budget, and his proposed regulators passed. The PP cannot say that it supports the eurozone and support a vote of no confidence, and it seems even more frivolous to have one, but postponed in time. An increasingly clear division is emerging in the coalition with the DB, this is something like a confederation," he commented.