site.btaSocialist Leader Calls for Programmatic Government

As she took the floor during a debate on a no-confidence vote against the Nikolay Denkov government, which her party tabled together with two others in Parliament, Socialist leader Korneliya Ninova called for the formation of a non-partisan fixed-term programmatic government "as an exit from the current situation". "There is still a chance to rescue Bulgaria from this hole you put it into, and this involves resignation of the Denkov Cabinet and new, dwift and bold statesmanly decisions," she said. 

She argued that the local elections on October 29 and November 5 were "the real no-confidence vote because the power-holding parties lost there half-a-million votes". 

She made it clear, though, that she expects the government to survive.