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Vote, otherwise history will send us to a correctional democracy. Let us all give our vote today to have a representative and dignified parliament. This is what President Rumen Radev asked for.
He exercised his right to vote by machine at the McGahan Vocational School of Transportation in Sofia, Slatina district.
Before getting to the polls, Radev waited in line for a few minutes and spoke to people.
“I am voting for a free, fair and prosperous Bulgaria. I believe that, although it is difficult, the Bulgarians take their destiny into their own hands.” These elections will be the first step towards normality, towards a return to laws and norms, towards the unleashing the enormous potential that the people have, “said the head of state.
Regarding the accusations of choosing a date, he replied:
“I have been voting in this section for a long time, I see so many people for the first time. This shows that there is indeed a commitment of the Bulgarians with these elections. The date should have been much earlier, last year. Chaos would be avoided, the steaks from Bulgarian families and companies would be saved from bankruptcy. “
According to him, the Bulgarians feel that the stakes are high in these elections. Expect a stable parliament with a legitimate government.
For the first time, Radev spoke about the spy scandal: “Your question should be directed to those who are in a hurry to speak, especially to be clarified. However, if it is confirmed, it means that we have a serious problem. So instead of boasting, we must answer serious questions. “
