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The president is a figure who must be the unifier of the nation, to embody the unity of the nation, enshrined in the Constitution. It should also be a corrective for the government. This was shared by former head of state Georgi Parvanov on the BNT morning block.
Georgi Sedefchov Parvanov was President of Bulgaria from 2002-2011.
According to him, Rumen Radev will likely remain a strong opposition to the government, as he has been for the past four years.
We cannot have other expectations, since those were his first four years. There is a subtle point related to the parliamentary elections. The president says there should be no behind-the-scenes action, but without negotiations there is no way. The parties that emerge as future parliamentary formations are so controversial that there can be no difficult negotiations. I expect compromises on behalf of the national interest of the state, and the president must be a mediator, both social and political. During the teachers’ strike, which lasted several months, representatives of the government, parliament and unions met in the presidency and the right formula was found. In other words, the president must have a shared responsibility, Parvanov said.
“It is normal in a pre-election situation to talk less about coalitions. This is done after the election results are clear. But it is a fact that there is too much intolerance in Bulgarian politics. The same happened in 2005, when we formed the triple coalition. “Said the former president.
When asked about a coalition between GERB and BSP Georgi Parvanov
Georgi Sedefchov Parvanov was President of Bulgaria from 2002-2011 I was convinced that such a thing was impossible
I am a skeptic, such a coalition is not possible. The people represented by these parties have created too much intolerance for each other, he said.
“I do not accept the thesis that we can let the elderly burn like twigs or ignore the risk of a pandemic. I am in favor of tougher measures until we get out of the situation. In general, the Headquarters is fine, but now the situation is becoming dramatic. We must leave the solution to this problem to specialists ”, he commented on the words of Associate Prof. Mangarov about the“ twigs ”and the development of the pandemic.
“When I created ABC, I was confident about honest goals and that is why so many bright and strong figures came together and I would like this image of ABC to be preserved. Better to be less popular, but be honest, ” Parvanov responded to the question whether the current ABV leadership seeks pre-election popularity alongside the candidacy of Adjunct Professor Atanas Mangarov.
Those who want to defeat Borissov in a hurry simply underestimate him, Parvanov said of the prime minister’s opponents.
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