As long as the „me, you“ and „ours to yours“ schemes continue to operate in Bulgaria, our country will not have a good master in the face of any Bulgarian government. This was said by the chairman of „Vazrazhdane“ Kostadin Kostadinov, the party announced. He said in a statement:
„For 32 years now, vicious practices disguised as ‘change’ but coming as a replacement have led to wrong political decisions serving foreign interests.
It is necessary for the government of the Bulgarian state to be taken over by a new nationally responsible government, which will lead the country out of the spiral of crises.
When the Bulgarians give their confidence to Vazrazhdane in the next early parliamentary elections, we will propose such a government. A government of Bulgarians who will decide in favor of the Bulgarians in accordance with the Bulgarian national interest.
Bulgaria is in a spiral of crises, and the government of the quadruple coalition is not only harmful, but also dangerous. Our country does not have a good master in the face of the rulers.
Today, the coalition council is meeting to discuss whether it will provide military assistance to Ukraine, whether it will make us part of the conflict between two fraternal states. A topic that excites Bulgarians as much as they are against the involvement of our country in the conflict.
Today, the Bulgarian people, in addition to not becoming part of the war, are afraid that they will run out of gas, that the small remaining production will go bankrupt, that there will be no fertilizers, that there will be nothing to eat or if there is – it will be at a very high price.
It is obvious that for the government the commissions and the service of the American interests are more important than the well-being of the Bulgarian people.
For gas, of course, there will be a crisis that the state will either not be able to deal with or will deal with, but at a very high price that the people will pay. We from Vazrazhdane warned about this at the beginning of the war. We were the only ones who strongly opposed the sanctions against Russia, and even then we asked: Who will pay them? Even today we ask this and the answer is already clear: The Bulgarian people will pay for them.
Until when will the Bulgarian people pay for the harmful political decisions of the national traitors who stood at the head of the state?
Does the government take into account the next looming crisis – the oil crisis. A month ago, the Minister of Finance said that the fuels would not be raised, but today they cost three levs. Does the government have a plan for what to do with this crisis? Will we have oil and how much will the Bulgarian pay for fuel?
All the questions that are waiting for someone to remember to do state planning, to anticipate crises, to consider solutions before we find ourselves in a dead end.“
