For 70 days, a key law has been pending in the National Assembly's registry, which concerns hundreds of thousands of Bulgarian citizens and millions of motor vehicle transactions. This is the law that provides for the abolition of notarization when transferring a vehicle. Bulgaria is the only country in which there is such an administrative burden and we call on the government to do something useful for Bulgarian citizens and something non-partisan.
This was stated on the sidelines of the parliament by the MP from "Continuing Change-Democratic Bulgaria" Yordan Ivanov.
"Regarding the law to close the KPK that was voted on a while ago - since last week, the destruction of the commission's documents has begun. What is happening today is that Borisov and Peevski paid hundreds of millions of euros from the PVU to sweep away the traces of the CPC. We voted "against" because that would violate all international standards for the Courts of Accounts. We wanted the CPC to be closed in a completely different way, we have explained it hundreds of times. Now the bat is simply hiding somewhere else", added Bozhidar Bojanov.
"Our decision is to appear in the elections as a coalition, as we have done so far. Talks about the lists have not started. We believe that people like Mr. Lorer and Mr. Bojankov, who have taken clear positions, should not be automatically excluded from the lists", he added.
"Today, GERB also opposed the Peace Council. We expected it to go to ratification this week, but nothing like that happened. Either there is some kind of discord in GERB, or they have realized what a big stupidity they have done", announced Ivaylo Mirchev.
"Last night we heard Rumen Radev in his speech at the Economic Forum. There are things we do not agree with. The EU cannot be compared with countries like Russia and China. Even less should the new US development strategy be given as an example. It is exactly the opposite - we are of the opinion that we must have a truly reformed Europe. There is a lot to work on on this topic, but this must be done with joint actions. We see Bulgaria in a strong Europe", concluded Mirchev.