Vice President Iotova: The Upcoming No-Confidence Vote Is Different, Backed by Vast Majority of the Public

Vice President Iliana Iotova on December 8 commented that the upcoming no-confidence vote is different from previous ones, as it enjoys the support of a large majority of the public.

She was speaking at the opening of the public discussion “Bulgaria and the New European Budget 2028–2034: Goals and Opportunities”.

Regarding the revised draft of the national budget for next year, she noted:

“I am deeply concerned that one accounting table will simply be replaced with another, without any indication of the policies Bulgaria needs or the reforms that must be implemented. Dialogue is possible; there could have been a completely different approach towards all partners and Bulgarian society. I would advise that next time they place greater emphasis on verbal communication,” she said.

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