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NFSB leader Valeri Simeonov: Boyko Borissov remains Prime Minister, government stays

published on 8/6/20 2:21 PM

NFSB leader Valeri Simeonov

Photo: Council of Ministers press office

The government remains, and so does Prime Minister Boyko Borissov. With these words, the leader of the National Fund for the Salvation of Bulgaria (NFSB) Valeri Simeonov answered telephone inquiries from journalists after today's Council of the ruling coalition. This was reported by BNR reporter Tsvetelina Stoyanova.

The leaders of GERB, VMRO and NFSB discussed options for a way out of the situation, after yesterday Boyko Borissov announced his readiness to resign from the post of prime minister in case the government continued working.

Earlier today in a television interview, Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Donchev said the resignation of the government was an option at the end of September, after Parliament passes laws needed to tackle the crisis.

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