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"We Continue the Change" will support a government with the mandate of a previous partner

Nikola Minchev
Photo: BGNES

"We Continue the Change" will help to form a cabinet if the third mandate goes to one of their previous partners, Lena Borislavova, spokeswoman for the outgoing government, told Nova TV. The condition for the support is "not to advance certain policies and principles". 

The former Speaker of the National Assembly, Nikola Minchev, told BNT that he would not refuse to be nominated as Prime Minister, if that is the collective decision. 
"I will not run away from responsibility, but first comes the program, then the personalities, and finally comes the decision," he commented.



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