I have great concerns about the fairness of the vote, he said in the show “Face to face“ Krasimira Katincharova from the “Velichie“ party.
I have concerns not only about the fairness of this vote, but several previous ones as well. We constantly read in the news: “these have been arrested“, “they have been released”, “others have been arrested“, “they have been held in custody“ etc. These are the death spots of democracy, she pointed out.
According to her, the election process started crookedly – with the registration of the two DPS, and in the public space there was open talk about “who and how much money prepared for the elections” and “who and how will crush his political opponent“
“I have never heard of the price of one vote reaching BGN 500 in the middle of the election campaign”, she also said and emphasized that she expects “all kinds of perversions in the election process”.
Krasimira Katincharova drew attention to the way the country is governed, as well as the fact that in the last few years, Bulgarians have to vote for the seventh time.
„I have never had anyone offer me the service of “Provision of voters”. It hasn't happened to my colleagues either. We are very different – with our speech and behavior we do not invite vote dealers. We keep everything transparent, honest. So there is no way to attract them, she explained.
She commented on corruption in the state – the one in the upper echelons of power that is “legalized” from the court and the prosecutor's office.
„The faces of this corruption are known. Everyone knows them. These are people who are tempted to absorb some money from the European Union. This money is distributed by dependent ministers to companies specified by them”, she also said and added that it is in this way that financial flows are formed that fuel the paid vote.
Krasimira Katincharova rhetorically asked: “How can you build a high-quality highway when you have to return 60-80% of the money needed for its construction?“. She also asked how the difference in the price of the same drug in the public and private hospitals should be explained.
“All this can be recognized as a form of legalized state corruption in any public sphere. What we want to do is to cross and illuminate this path of illegal embezzlement, she added.