"Our coalition came together and discussed the discussed the situation,” PM Zhelyazkov said on December 11. “We have no doubt that in the upcoming vote of no confidence the government will receive support. Regardless of that, the decisions of the National Assembly matter when they reflect the will of the people,” he pointed out. “Our desire is to be at the level that society expects. As set out in the Constitution, power derives from the sovereign and the voice of the people,” he said.
PM Rosen Zhelyazkov: The Government Resigns
As we have stated repeatedly, we hear the voice of the citizens who are protesting. We hear it consciously. Therefore, we should rise to meet their demands. Their demand is for the resignation of the government. This is the current moment. People of all ages, from different ethnicities and religions, have called for this resignation,” said Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov.
“The government is resigning,” Zhelyazkov announced. He said this is the appropriate moment for the resignation.
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