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Prime Minister Borissov: Elections determine who is in power

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Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said he wanted President Rumen Radev to resign. During a visit to the fire-affected areas on the border with Turkey, PM Borissov did not answer questions by reporters about whether he would resign. He replied: "I also want Radev's resignation. Everyone wants someone's resignation. That is why the Constitution reads that elections are held, political parties run and they form either an independent or a coalition government based on the result. If they fail, the second party is given the opportunity, if it fails - the third has the rule", the “Horizon" program of the Bulgarian National Radio reported.



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