“We Continue the Change” with sharp criticism of President Radev’s caretaker cabinet
The “We Continue the Change” (PP) party has expressed serious dissatisfaction with the work of the caretaker government appointed by President Rumen Radev. The criticism was prompted by the cabinet's first 100 days in office.
According to PP representatives, the actions of the caretaker authorities show a return of old oligarchic structures to the governance of the state. The party claims that people connected to previous political models have been appointed to state institutions.
The main concerns of “We Continue the Change” are directed at the transparency of personnel policy. They are calling for greater public oversight of appointments in ministries and state-owned enterprises to avoid the influence of private interests on government decisions.
For its part, the presidential institution and the caretaker cabinet have not yet provided a detailed official response to these accusations. The debate on the topic is expected to continue, as the issue of how the state is governed during a caretaker cabinet is important for political stability in Bulgaria.
The situation remains dynamic, with political analysts closely monitoring whether these criticisms will lead to changes in the government's actions. Citizens continue to observe the processes, hoping for more clarity regarding the future decisions of the executive branch.