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First sitting of the 51st Parliament

Kostadin Kostadinov: There can be no stable government without Vazrazhdane

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''There can be no stable government without Vazrazhdane'', the party's leader Kostadin Kostadinov told the newly elected 51st National Assembly. "Such a government can be formed, but it will neither be stable nor long-lasting", Kostadin Kostadinov pointed out. He began the party's declaration with a summary of the recent elections, emphasizing that, in his view, 1 million voters had sold their vote. 

"Another 4 million did not bother to go to the polling stations", said Kostadinov. He criticized the Western diplomats attending the inaugural session of the new Parliament for not reacting to the election violations in the country and added that ''Bulgaria is on the wrong side of History'', because of its support for Ukraine.



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