If we listen to Boyko Borisov, it turns out that the plan for Sofia's children is to be treated in Plovdiv and Burgas. Because there are GERB mayors there and there is a highway built by GERB.
For more than 20 years, the state has failed to build a National Children's Hospital in the capital - even though it had every opportunity to do so.
Do we need to recall who was at the head of the state for most of that time? And who ruled Sofia?
But no, it is convenient to shift the blame today. I am probably also to blame for the hyperinflation in the 90s.
This was posted on his Facebook page by the mayor of Sofia, Vasil Terziev, in response to the words of Boyko Borisov, who was in Plovdiv earlier today. There, the GERB leader hinted that there is no children's hospital in Sofia because of the city's mayor. Here is more from Terziev's post:
The truth is that the National Children's Hospital project is finally starting to move, thanks to active citizens and experts who do not lose hope. And yes, despite GERB.
Preparations for design have started.
The Sofia Municipality is ready to do its part. We are waiting for the data that the design will give us - to build the connecting infrastructure – streets, accesses and services of the future hospital.
The children of Bulgaria need a hospital – not excuses and neighborhood nagging.