site.btaVelichie Leader Mihaylov: New No-Confidence Vote Possible in Two Weeks

Velichie leader Ivelin Mihaylov said on Thursday the party is considering initiating another vote of no confidence in two weeks. He spoke to reporters ahead of the parliamentary session.

Commenting on the pending no-confidence vote against the cabinet over corruption later on Thursday that Velichie is backing, Mihaylov said that failure by any party to support the motion would suggest political collusion. 

“It’s about a collusion to keep a government in place for reasons that have nothing to do with the eurozone. It’s always about money—someone is trying to get access to a certain amount of money,” Mihaylov said.

Mihaylov also said the current government has no future, adding that when someone incapable and ill-intentioned is in power, they end up doing more harm than good.