Boyko Borissov and BSP leader Cornelia Ninova in a conflict for migrants (OBZOR)

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Sofia. As part of Friday's parliamentary review, BSP leader Cornelia Ninova asked Prime Minister Boyko Borisov about migrants. According to her, the position of our country on this subject is at least inconsistent. She asked the Prime Minister when he adjusted to the situation. In response, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said that there was something for which his conscience is the purest – that is, migration. According to him, Cornelia Ninova should look at the subject of the migration very carefully because there are underwater stones. "Now the question is: Legally gone, who do not want them in Europe, to return to third countries.When they want to send them back now, a few questions arise. Are they right? They have rights and can not force them to be sent back. "Here we have to concentrate, that's our chance." Second, by sending them back to Bulgaria – where are we keeping them? " Explained the prime minister. Borisov stressed that our European partners expected our country to sign an agreement on migrants, and that Bulgaria was the hardest hit. In response, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and the Patriots asked in an answer if they considered with the flow of migrants to solve the problem of demographics, lack of children and work. In the reply, the Prime Minister stressed that our country would grant asylum to migrants, but we will know how long they will go to their country of origin. Referring to Prime Minister Borisov's response, the PASB leader said that he would not escape this elementary way and urged him to read the new decree in which the visit was made. migrants is undefined. She announced that the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) is submitting a petition to organize a debate on migration and propose alternative solutions. The draft resolution was signed by 68 deputies, meeting the requirements of the Standing Orders of the National Assembly, and Parliament Speaker Tsveta Karayancheva scheduled the debates for the next plenary session, designated for parliamentary oversight on July 20, 2018.
Denitsa KITANOVA

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