"Progressive Bulgaria": If Andrey Gyurov becomes president, there will be no new SJC
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The party "Progressive Bulgaria" stated that if Andrey Gyurov is elected president, Bulgaria will not have a new Supreme Judicial Council (SJC). According to the statement, he will be "torpedoed," which means the process of creating a new council will be blocked or significantly delayed.
The statement says there is no doubt about an understanding between certain political forces on this issue. The exact names and details are not specified in the text available at this time.
The Supreme Judicial Council is an important body in Bulgaria's judicial system. It is responsible for the appointment, promotion, and dismissal of magistrates, such as judges, prosecutors, and investigators. For this reason, the topic of its composition and future is often discussed in society and in parliament.
It is not yet clear how events will develop or whether these claims will change political decisions. Citizens and observers will follow the development of the topic and the reactions of other parties and institutions.
Sources: News.bg
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