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Prime Minister Boyko Borissov decided today to visit Pleven to check on the construction of the new infrastructure connecting to the Hemus highway and the roads leading to it. This is the Lovech – Pleven section.
Along with the Prime Minister was also the Deputy Minister of Regional Development and Public Works Nikolay Nankov. The inspection was followed online on Borissov’s Facebook page.
That they show films, is not bad, commented on the subject of the traditional protests of the dissatisfied with the government.
“… There is democracy, but it is clear what those who work show and what others show,” Borissov said. “I told them – when I see Hemus Expressway (list), I will retire. It was never designed, people just lied,” he recalled.
The Prime Minister stressed that what is being done and built today is being done for generations to come.
Well done Boyko, without resignation, said the locals and applauded. “We are with you and we want you to continue working for the people.”
“We have not despaired, on the contrary, it is clear who is working. To devise programs and, if they are better than ours, to win the elections,” Borissov told workers near the town of Slavyani, Lovech municipality. There is a “Slavyani” road junction on the “Hemus” road, where the connection with the Lovech – Pleven section. Regional Vice Minister Nikolay Nankov provided him with detailed information on the construction activities.
“There are more than 20 large bridges on the 52-kilometer stretch of the Hemus highway between Boaza and the Pleven-Lovech crossing alone. A tribute to the work of the builders. Despite the pandemic, despite the crisis, the work did not it stops”. This is what Borissov wrote on Facebook. Thousands of builders from all over the country are working on the Hemus Highway. “There are thousands of machines, thanks to which the route goes through difficult terrain. The advance is really enormous.” “I am very satisfied with the work of the builders on the stretch of the Hemus highway from the Boaza junction to the Pleven-Lovech junction. Every day, stone by stone, they literally cut through the mountain.”
“Next year there are elections, if they say their programs, people can choose them. Everyone has the right to act. Last year we had two elections, for MEPs and for local government,” Borissov told people about the protests against the government in recent months.
The regional governor of Pleven, Miroslav Petrov, informed the prime minister that there were delays in the expropriation of the land, as Mayor Georg Spartanski was delaying the procedures.
“Do whatever it takes so that nothing is delayed, because I promised people that I would travel to Sofia in an hour and a half. It will happen even faster,” Borissov said, remembering that he had promised: “Did you see it?” “Hemus is ready, I’m leaving!”
However, at the scene, the citizens requested that, in such a case, they would prefer that the road be delayed, but that Borisov stay and work for the people.
“It is a unique facility, it is good to see it,” said the prime minister of the road under construction. “The whole route to Veliko Tarnovo and here, you can’t imagine what the Bulgarian builders are doing all over the country – huge and unique progress. And the locals take them one day to see, because then the tunnel and the bridge pass in 10 seconds Seeing how the machines landed on the runways is not done.
The workers took photos with the prime minister and dismissed him with applause and shouts of “Boyko” and “We are with you.”
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