The tremors in the ruling majority will most likely lead to a minority government. It will be more stable than the current one, because 121 votes cannot be gathered to overthrow it. This was said in the show "Face to Face" on BTV, PR expert Diana Damyanova.
My expectation is that Borisov will not allow himself to be blackmailed, said Damyanova.
The tremors are moderate, within the permissible limits, such as a reserve player who is warming up but does not want to enter the game, pointed out journalist Vesselin Stoynev.
DPS – MRF is trying to block some appointments that they see MRF – Peevski behind, to protect their people who are threatened by the other MRF. It could also lead to a minority government, but we see that sometimes GERB backs down. In the short term, I don't see MRF – MRF being the ones who will overthrow the majority, Stoynev added.
According to Diana Damyanova, neither GERB – UDF, nor BSP, nor "There is such a people" are ready to accept Peevski's formal support.
But they don't need it, because they won't be able to gather 121 votes to overthrow the cabinet. Right now, no one can overthrow this government without Peevski and he is the person who will decide how long this cabinet will continue to work. "I think that the dominant view will be that the government should not be overthrown before Bulgaria enters the eurozone," the PR expert added.