Action in Parliament (OBZOR)

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Sofia. The head of state on amendments to the law on privatization and post-privatization control, accusations of lobbying, interrogations between Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov and the leader of Ataka Volen Siderov and Siderov's survey on Bulgarian tourism business on the Black Sea. representatives of the United Patriots. A day later, the comments turned into physical abuse. The tension occurred in the House of United Patriots, where screams were heard. Witnesses reported that the dispute arose between Ataka's leader and parliamentary group president Volen Siderov and United Patriot GPG vice-president and NFST vice-president Valentin Kasabov. In front of reporters, Siderov confirmed that his NSSB colleague had rebuffed him and said that Kasabov should leave the group because he can not be mastered. Ataka's president pointed out that Kasabov is likely acting on the orders of Deputy Prime Minister and NFSB leader Valery Simeonov. Valentin Kasabov, for his part, denied having pushed Volen Siderov and said that it was about inventions. Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly and Voice Leader Veselin Mareshki also intervened in the scandal and said that he would not allow the attackers to physically bully Volen Siderov. A little later, the Council of Ministers held a coalition meeting between GERB and United Patriots, which lasted two and a half hours. After that, the Prime Minister and GERB leader Boyko Borisov said that there was no controversial topic in the coalition that could not decide in the interest of society. A schedule of meetings between the parliamentary groups and the government was established during the talks. Boyko Borisov said the misunderstandings of the bills have been erased. The Prime Minister rebadured the BSP that the coalition was sufficiently stable and aware. He pointed out that the financial and economic parameters are currently the best that the country has had. The chairman of the united patriotic MP and Ataka leader Volen Siderov stressed that the replies exchanged by the media should not be interpreted as destroying the coalition. Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Krasimir Karakachanov also calmed the BSP for the stability of the coalition and the majority. He wished them a peaceful vacation to gather forces for the new parliamentary season. However, Deputy Prime Minister Valeriy Simeonov has not yet commented on this.
The subject of physical destruction among patriots was also discussed during the discussion of the presidential veto on the privatization and post-privatization law. GERB President Tsvetan Tsvetanov said the meeting with the United Patriotes made it clear that the parliamentary majority was stable. Tsvetanov said the government could reject the presidential veto, but he believes that there should be a recognition of voting errors in politics. He urged the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) to make fun of Buzludja 's political opponent and stressed that this is not the alternative. During the talks, BSP leader Cornelia Ninova said that the government is taking the hand of the anti-corruption authorities and, on the other hand, drafting laws that denounce corruption. She thinks it's time for Parliament to separate and talk about the future. Ninova urged the government to think about the summer and change the pattern. The leader of the BSP defined as the bottom of the parliamentarians what happened among the patriots. She urged the government not to fight at least physically. Julian Angelov from United Patriots responded with the words: "United Patriots" we can talk, fight, we can fight, but we are real. "In the end, the parliament pbaded the presidential veto on the law on privatization and post-privatization control.Eighth veto of Rumen Radev, the head of state, was imposed on July 24, 2018 because provisions which, in his opinion, not only do not protect the public interest, but also significantly harm him.Members re-elected the amendments to the law on the control of privatizations and privatizations and "no MPs n & # 39 voted for them, but 185 deputies voted against, and two abstained. After the adoption of the veto, the disputed texts were rejected and the law was re-approved.
Denitsa KITANOVA