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Bulgarian PM Borisov: I Will Not Resign
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I do not think that I will resign because I am convinced that Tsetska Tsacheva will score a much better result that the one forecast by sociological surveys, stated PM Boyko Borisov on Nova TV.
“Do not pay attention to the surveys because sociological agencies work for money, so whoever orders them to post such results, they do it,” added Borisov.
Borisov said that he is not sorry in the least about his statement that the government will resign if Tsetska Tsacheva is not first after the first round of elections.
“This is a respectable position – if you are not the first political force, you have no right to govern. I do not think that I will resign because Tsacheva will score a much better result than the other candidates. I know them all perfectly well. Tsacheva is leagues above them,” added Borisov
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