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The leader of DSB, Ivan Kostov (L) and Anastasya Mozer (R). Photo by Sofia Photo Agency
Bulgaria's United Agrarians party wishes to enter the upcoming parliamentary elections with the "blue" coalition" of DSB and UDF.
The statement was made Saturday by the Agrarian leader, Anastasya Mozer.
Mozer said her party has been approached by almost all center-right formations in the country, because the Union is considered a consistent and reliable partner, but they preferred the coalition of Democrats for Strong Bulgaria (DSB) and the Union of Democratic Forces (UDF).
Mozer stressed the extreme importance of avoiding any conflict between the center-right parties because the country has never before been at such critical point.
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