"I hope that some of the parliamentary groups will rethink their positions and have conversations. Today there was a conversation with "Revival". Tomorrow our leadership has invited "There is such a people". The problem is how the National Assembly should develop. The goal is for the National Assembly to work, and not to immediately go to elections," said the MP from the "BSP-United Left". Assoc. Natalia Kiselova before Bulgaria ON AIR.
According to the BSP, this National Assembly should be given a chance to work. Not only to fill the vacancies, but also to think about other important issues such as justice.
"The Supreme Court and its Inspectorate are bodies that should be talked about. "Timelessness in justice cannot continue," said Assoc. Kiselova in the show "The Day ON AIR".
She has agreed to be elevated to the head of the National Assembly with the clear awareness that she may end up being elected as the next caretaker prime minister. But he doesn't think it's right to put this in parentheses.
Whose fault is it for the stalemate
"The fault lies with GERB. GERB-SDS make no effort. They don't speak out, they don't take an attitude. They say: "We have a candidate, you are obliged to support him". No dictate should be imposed, they do not have a majority. GERDs count on everyone getting tired and giving up, and people getting nervous. The aim is to discredit the National Assembly. The understanding that elections should be held immediately, in our opinion, is a wrong thesis," said Assoc. Acidic.
She emphasized again that the responsibility lies with the first political power.
"They didn't win the elections because they don't have enough mandates to elect a president. Even now they said that Mrs. Nazaryan will not take on the responsibility of acting prime minister. If there is support for our application - good. If another bid garners more support, it will be the group's decision on Friday morning. The one who becomes president should not take the side of the parliamentary group that nominated him," the constitutionalist believes.
Sanitary cordon around the DPS of Delyan Peevski
"We cannot deprive any parliamentary group of the opportunity to participate in parliamentary life. It is important that they are not decisive on key issues. How "DPS-new beginning" will vote, they decide. It can be seen that they are isolated even verbally", commented Assoc. Sour.
The Constitutional Court should not be pressured to rule on changes to the Constitution, she believes.