In the parliament of Bulgaria, consisting of 240 deputies, a vote was voted on the issue of trust in the coalition government.
out of 239 deputies who took part in the vote, 125 voted “for” and 114 – “against”
Thus, at least 121 votes “pros” necessary to obtain a new government of a Votum of trust.
After the vote, the hymns of Bulgaria and the European Union sounded, and Prime Minister Ros Zhelyazkov and ministers were led to the oath.
The new government, formed under the leadership of the party of the coat of arms, which is a member of the Prime Minister Elyazkov and who has the largest group in parliament, consists of 19 ministers and 3 deputies of the Prime Minister.
The country’s new government joined the Ceatena of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), which pursues a pro -Russian policy on the model of the former Communist Party, and “There is such a people” (IT), headed by the former artist Slavs Trifonov. In an office consisting of 19 members, two other coalition partners – a party of the coat of arms – received four ministerial posts.
The parliamentary group “Democracy, Rights and Freedom – DPS” (DPS -DPS), most members of which are Turks and Muslims in parliament, did not receive the post of minister in the government, but announced his support from the outside.
Bulgaria President Rumen Radev said that the political crisis that has been going on in the country should end: “Bulgaria needs a permanent and stable government. The working horizon of this government should remain independent of the oligarchy, while maintaining commitment to national interests.”
In connection with the political crisis in Bulgaria over the past 3 years, 7 general elections have been held in the country.