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“We call on our followers to participate in the protest, they are participating and we are participating. I believe that in addition to taking this civil position in the protest, to boycott the work of this parliament, an opposition must also be the voice of the protest within the parliament “.
This was told by BSP MP Yavor Bojankov to Lily marinkova in the study of ACTS.
When asked by Lili Marinkova if the BSP would approve the new electoral rules, Bozhankov replied: “GERB creates in its own image and likeness. If so far they have written some bad laws and every time someone is outraged, they say:” Sorry, that is the law, “now I have tried to get them to tell me:” I’m sorry, that’s the Constitution, and I’m sorry, those are the electoral rules. “The Electoral Code is a twin of the Constitution, or what they call the Constitution, because it is not.
However, they both have completely different goals. The constitution aims to consolidate the GERB in power until the elections, it also aims to give them some time, while the Electoral Code aims to give them legitimacy, because automatic voting is legitimate, it’s a good thing, but flawed, introduced – in jargon , in coat of arms. When they introduce it this way, but still use good practices, they hope to buy a little more time.
The law itself is absurd from a legal point of view. They propose that the electoral day be held in two days without it being clear who will guard the electoral process. The next day, they declare against their own proposal. That is, they initiate a debate with themselves, and the idea is that, by leading this debate and dialoguing with each other, time will pass and we will reach elections. They are willing to pay any price to get to the elections. “
When asked about Veselin Mareshki’s sentencing and whether it could lead to a moral crisis, Bozhankov said: “Legitimacy is a very important issue, because GERB colleagues say ‘legitimately elected government’, and as a lawyer I say: the government it was legally elected, but it is not legitimate. It is a legitimate government that people accept, but have not accepted for a long time. “
“The mathematics show that there will be no Grand National Assembly or new Constitution. The question remains what else they seek in this National Assembly. A little discussed issue is the majority itself. Obviously it relies on Veselin Mareshki and in front of the whole of Bulgaria it changed the so-called Constitution of GERB for two beaches ”, he added.
“If the majority hangs by several votes and is strongly compromised as authority, then the government itself is compromised,” Bozhankov said.
Lily Marinkova expressed the opinion that Mareshki and her colleagues voted in favor of the project under duress. “It is not very difficult to force a person who has not even read what she is signing,” agreed Bozhankov.
When asked if this would bring other problems for Mareshki, Bozhankov replied: “I can’t say. You can see that absolutely everything can happen to you in Bulgaria, I take the reason for the Hypoland case, but this is not the only case where a person expresses a position. I don’t think that is the case with Mareshki, I think it is an ordinary, ugly and crude treatment. “
“This government is exhausted of legitimacy. The only way to normalize the situation is the constitution: an interim cabinet, fair elections, “he added.
Asked about the tension in the BSP, Bozhankov replied: “I can comment on this issue with the stipulation that I am a civic quota. That is, I am not competent in purely partisan matters, but as a civic quota, I am extremely satisfied with this election that took place. This is a lesson in democracy. It was a quiet election, no forged protocols, no mistakes, no queues, no tension, no scandals. One, in my opinion, a textbook choice. Before these elections , my position was that if the BSP can successfully conduct a direct election, it can reform itself, this party can aim to change Bulgaria. “
“My observation is that the enormous tension was actually reflected in this direct election, because the opponents and various presidential candidates finally sought the trust of their constituents and supporters and obtained a clear result. In other words, there may be this tension between the individuals at the top of the party, but basically the supporters have shown that they are consolidated behind a type of policy, a type of vision, and in a very defined way ”, he added.
On the relations between Elena Yoncheva and Cornelia Ninova regarding the sign for Borisov’s house in Barcelona, Bozhankov commented: “I don’t know what that jealousy is about the authorship of a sign. Me, without having much confidence in myself , I requested a procedure from the National Assembly rostrum on behalf of the BSP parliamentary group to discuss this case. ” “This is not an authentic discovery or sign from anyone from BSP, it is a revelation from Bivol,” he added.
“Our government sees a problem everywhere, but not in itself. That is, there is no room for debate, no room for conversation, no room for negotiation. That is why the parliament is exhausted, so it must end its mandate as soon as possible. possible ”, said the BSP deputy at the end of the conversation.
You can see the whole conversation in the video:
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