Last night, in front of a packed hall in Pazardzhik, the leaders of “Continuing the Change” Kiril Petkov and Asen Vassilev, the until recently Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Academician Nikolay Denkov and the former Minister of Regional Development and Public Works Andrey Tsekov, held an open conversation with the people and gave them the opportunity to ask the issues that concern them.
The guests were welcomed in front of the markets by the mayor of the city, Petar Kulenski, who became a symbol of the change in the local government.
“Today I want to thank you that you, the people of Pazardzhik, have made it so that we walk with our heads held high and thanks to your energy and efforts, Pazardzhik has become a symbol of Change. We showed that if we are together, there is no power in the world that can stop us. Thank you that we succeed with our actions on a daily basis in dismantling the vicious model of governance that has suffocated our hometown for years. You have proven that Pazardzhik can!” said Kulenski.
Statistics from Andrey Tsekov for the region also prove that when everyone is united towards the common goal of developing the country, the results are there. – “The agreements for 73 projects with a total value of BGN 147 million have been signed for the Pazardzhik region. Another BGN 100 million has been set aside for the region. These funds have been distributed objectively, according to what the municipalities have declared and their project readiness. For the municipality of Velingard, we signed 16 projects for nearly BGN 18 million, we have seven agreements each with Rakitovo, Strelcha, Septemvri, each for over BGN 11 million, we have four agreements with Peshtera, six with Belovo, two with Sarnitsa,” explained Andrey Tsekov.
But what must change to maintain the effect of the Change?
Kiril Petkov was adamant that the democratic community can have constructive criticisms among themselves, but when it comes to the vision for Bulgaria, it must be clear that this is the big goal. “All the cops from the parallel country are just waiting for a fight between us. If we realize that our greatest strength is the common goal of Bulgaria becoming a normal European country – things will work out.”
The PP-DB is united around the great goal of Bulgarians being able to live normally, but during the conversation with the people, the leaders of the PP emphasized that at the moment all forces are focused on reducing voter turnout in Bulgaria and one of the methods is pessimistic sociology .
“Media sociology shows the hard cores. This data does not include the 20% who say they will vote but do not say in advance for whom. There is some 20% that is not shown in the total bill. In addition, there is another 15% of respondents who said who they will vote for, but did not say 100% that they will go to vote, and therefore they are not included in the calculations. When these two factors are taken into account, the difference between PP-DB and GERD is within a statistical error of 2-3%. And what will happen in the end – depends on: voter turnout; whether there will be machine voting and what percentage of the bought votes will be”, explained Asen Vassilev and added that: “In the previous parliamentary elections, the difference between PP-DB and GERB-SDS was about 2% and appeared during the parallel counting. If people turn out to vote, it will be difficult to reverse the result. The choice before the people in these elections is this: do we want a Latin American model of government or a normal European state.”
To achieve the great goal, we must deal with the secret power that no one voted for, but rules the lives of all people. How can we take back power from these people – replied Kiril Petkov – “It’s simple – we will manage with a majority in a few months. We know how.
It’s no longer a mystery – we know exactly which people are sucking our shared resource and we won’t give up!”
When the actions of the secret power are brought to light, the destruction of this model will be inevitable, Nikolay Denkov summarized.
“When the deputy director of DANS made the machines fail in the first round of the local elections, we had 500,000 invalid ballots. This outrage would not have happened if this deputy chief had not broken the law. When I said to the head of DANCE, “Fire him. He broke the law and left us without machines,” he told me, “I’m not going to remove it.” Then I asked the president for his resignation, and if he had said, “Yes,” we would have replaced him, but he said, “No.” When the indisputable cases accumulate, even the president will not be able to say “No”, because then the responsibility falls entirely on him”, added Academician Denkov.
During the open meeting, the question also arose: What is hidden in the “Turkish Stream” case, after the agenda was so conveniently arranged in favor of GERB.
“They hide how BGN 3 billion was paid to build a pipeline that serves Russian interests. Now they explain that this pipe brings money to the Bulgarian state in the order of BGN 100-200 million per year and after 30 years we will get our money back. The other thing they are hiding is that the whole project was directly agreed with the Russian side, it violates European legislation, no tenders were held to get the cheapest price for this pipe. The reason why they hide the contract with “Botash” is also identical. Bulgaria pays BGN 1 million per day, regardless of whether we use their pipes for gas delivery,” explained Asen Vasilev, and Academician Denkov added that the contract with “Botash” is the most brilliant example of why it was important to change the rules for service governments. – “An official government buried Bulgaria’s finances, ruined Bulgargaz, which must pay BGN 300 million per year for the next 13 years to the Turkish company. And it happened between Christmas and New Year of a caretaker government.”
