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Movement for Rights and Freedoms advocate coalition government

Mustafa Karadayi (L) and Rumen Radev at the consultations
Photo: BGNES

“The way out of the political situation is not a minority cabinet but a coalition government,” said the leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms Mustafa Karadayi after consultations with President Rumen Radev.

“The Bulgarian people are wise, five times they voted for the same structure of the National Assembly, ruling out the option of the country being governed single-handedly or by a single party. We paid the price of being ruled single-handedly, by one party for 12 years, and we are still paying it,” Mustafa Karadayi said, and added that a 6th unnecessary snap election is going to change nothing. The 20 days after the election have been wasted, but a cabinet can be formed on the first mandate, Mustafa Karadayi said.



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