The vote of no confidence did not pass because the opposition turned out to be unprepared on the topic of foreign policy. They decided that Trump's coming to power and the situation with the dead Bulgarian in Gaza was a convenient moment, but they were mistaken, they lied to themselves at the moment. This was stated on the air of NOVA NEWS by political scientist Prof. Rumyana Kolarova.
„The topic was chosen thoughtlessly, and Kostadin Kostadinov's presentation was presumptuous – "I thought all those routine phrases and clichés would work in the vote of no confidence, but it didn't," Kolarova added.
The political scientist also criticized the PP-DB's threats that they are also considering submitting a vote of no confidence against the government, but after we receive a date for membership in the eurozone.
If their vote is successful, what do they expect to happen? The most dreamy scenario is for Ahmed Dogan to support them. PP-DB's only task seems to be to lead to the resignation of the cabinet. They constantly dream of what happened to the “Petkov“ cabinet happening to Zhelyazkov's cabinet, she commented.
According to her, however, Rosen Zhelyazkov's government will not last in the long term, because “such is the will of his strategists“.
“At least up to this point, the agreement between the coalition partners is stable, only the support from Dogan's party is unstable. The most likely scenario is perhaps the collapse of this parliamentary group“, Kolarova predicted regarding the MRF-DPS, and added that Peevski will support the cabinet until he decides to withdraw his support.
Delyan Peevski controls Veliko Tarnovo, and now Razgrad. Step by step, he is restoring his influence where he was a driving force. What is happening in the MRF is that the tenants are buying it out, I am referring mainly to Delyan Peevski and Yordan Tsonev. That is, those who entered the party to mobilize the electorate have taken full control, said Prof. Kolarova, and regarding Ahmed Dogan, she said that he is nearing the end of his political career.