The EU will humiliate Bulgaria in order to give Northern Macedonia the green light to start negotiations, and all this is due to the failed foreign policy of Rumen Radev, told Nova TV former Bulgarian Prime Minister and leader of the Citizens for the European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) party, Boyko Borisov.
Borisov quotes French President Emmanuel Macron as saying that Northern Macedonia should start negotiations by December, which, according to him, means that the EU will force Bulgaria to make concessions and, as he says, it is all because of the country’s president, Radev.
Borisov claims that Radev is a great pity for Bulgaria
According to Borisov, Rumen Radev is a great pity for Bulgaria. He, according to the GERB leader, divided the parties in the country and they became anti-Radev and pro-Radev and anti-Borisov and pro-Borisov.
He expressed regret that things went in this direction and stressed that there was an opportunity for the two of them, as experienced leaders, to better cope with the crisis.
Borisov believes that if he is a candidate for prime minister, which, as he says, is wanted by GERB voters, it will cause division in Bulgaria. “If it is a party candidate for Prime Minister of Bulgaria, I would nominate Tomislav Donchev, but they will not accept him either, because he is related to GERB,” Borisov said, adding that he would nominate a man like Lozan Panov. transmits BGNES.
“I will give that candidate for prime minister one hundred percent right to elect ministers and reach an agreement with other political parties,” Borisov said of how GERB would act after Bulgaria’s November 14th parliamentary elections.
Panov is a candidate in the Bulgarian elections
Parliamentary and presidential elections are being held in Bulgaria on Sunday. According to the latest research of the “Alpha Research” agency, six parties will enter the new Bulgarian Parliament, and a second round is expected for the presidential elections.
GERB’s coalition with the Alliance of Democratic Forces (SDS) retained the lead with 24,1 per cent of those determined to vote and widened the gap ahead of its opponents. According to “Alpha Research”, the second position among the parties remains the most controversial and for it in direct competition are the Changes continue and the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP). The formation The changes continue around Kiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev has support of 16,5 percent, while BSP has half a percent less. Democratic Bulgaria, There is such a people and the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) are the other three parties that will surely enter the next 47th National Assembly of Bulgaria, and their results are currently very close – ie 10,2, 9,9 and 9,8 percent. Become BG! We are coming! is below the four percent threshold and is even after the populists from the Revival.
In terms of presidential candidates, Radev, who is running for a second term, can count on 46,4 per cent of the vote, and GERB-backed independent candidate Anastas Gerdzhikov on 28,3 per cent. Panov has about 7% support.
Source: Sloboden Pecat
