Valeri Simeonov scalded all Bulgarians for K-19 vaccines

E-government has slowed down too much. I have tried to fulfill what I have committed to. This was stated in “From the day” the leader of the NFSB and vice president of the National Assembly, Valeri Simeonov.

“Recently, each party has been presenting bills that are their priority or related to voters,” he commented on the IMRO proposal for truffles in recent days.

“Everything is likely for vaccines. They have not arrived yet, they are gone,” Simeonov said, adding:

“You are not wrong in saying that Bulgaria will be the first to receive vaccines. Each company will focus its efforts on the largest consumers. We will receive a vaccine, but it is not clear when. Also, it is not known how many people will want to get this vaccine. I would not rush either, because they are in a trial period without performing.“he is stressed.

According to him, there is a possibility that Burgas will remain dry. “What Emil Dimitrov said was the spontaneous cry of incomprehension and pain from a man who wants to do his job but does not receive help from anywhere.“Simeonov said.

According to him, there will be a water crisis if emergency measures are not taken with the supply of water from other dams to Bourgas.

He also commented on the upcoming veto of President Rumen Radev from a few days ago:

“This is a modest man who happened to be in the presidency of some service. Don’t adopt an attitude. It criticizes every action, it contributes nothing, especially now that we need unity, “said Simeonov, adding thatso it only sabotages and hampers the work of parliament.

“How are we going to accept the BSP’s proposals, which will lead to budget imbalances and overthrow the state,” he asked.

“There is no daily harmony in a family, why do you expect the government to have one?” Added the NFSB leader.

“Happiness and eternal harmony – no, it is important to achieve the goals set by the government. I think the result is there. For example, the pension is now 350 BGN, not 300 BGN. The program that we have signed, at its largest part is fulfilled ”, he emphasized.

According to him, Bulgaria, as a country, should support the economy, but the aid should be through companies. “We are closing the food and entertainment establishments, and the aid is still 60/40. It is impossible for an employer to pay a salary even 80/20. The state must help directly,” Simeonov said.