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2020 word is unexpected, “Republicans for Bulgaria” leader Tsvetan Tsvetanov said in “The Year” on Darik Radio.
“Looking at everything that is being decided in Europe, I think we are behind on the measures. Some of the countries are already planning to relax. The government has closed the country and the budget for 2021 has been approved, which will be spent without complying with the closure, “Tsvetanov commented.
I would not attribute the increase in mortality to these diseases, of which the Minister of Health speaks, because I have acquaintances who lost their lives without concomitant diseases, he said.
Regarding vaccines, Tsvetan Tsvetanov said: I think we do not have the information necessary for citizens to make an informed decision. Currently, there is mistrust both in the institutions and in everything that is offered to us. We question all decisions: trust is already depleted.
According to Tsvetanov, the president must fulfill his role by convening a National Security Advisory Council and at least foresee political consultations with each of the parliamentary groups and medical teams, which would help make the right decision that does not endanger health. from the people.
“The protests could not provoke snap elections because the government did everything possible to restrict the rights of many citizens, and at the same time it knew that this was a loss of public approval. In the summer, more than 74% wanted to vote, now just over 40%. “Tsvetanov commented.
The fear of today’s rulers was the greatest of holding elections with a provisional cabinet.
Regarding our relations with RS Macedonia, Tsvetanov commented that Bulgaria lacks leadership. “The negotiation process for the accession of a country to the EU is very long, we only had to give a horizon to North Macedonia and Albania to be part of the EU,” Tsvetanov said.
The 2021 word for Tsvetan Tsvetanov will be hope. “Hope for change, for normality, for a horizon for our country and for politicians to start talking about the important issues that should unite them,” he said.
Sofia, Bulgaria
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