Borisov Calls for 100 Days of Tolerance Toward Government.

GERB leader Boyko Borisov said in Shumen that GERB, as a systemic party, believes that the good practice of allowing 100 days of tolerance toward the government should be restored. We, as a systemic party, believe that the good practice of the 100 days of tolerance, which existed in the past, should be restored, especially when there are young formations, newly created, although it is debatable whether they were created now, but while they come together, while they get to know each other, parliamentary groups, there is nothing wrong with giving them this 100-day tolerance, Borisov said. He was in Shumen for training new GERB personnel at Hotel Shumen.

As a systemic party, we believe this is the right thing, he added. I thought that when Kandev said A, he would also say B, especially when I saw that he cried. That is why I voted against it — so that he would not come to parliament and turn it into something tearful and tragic, Borisov also said.

Borisov also commented on the issue of the excessive deficit and the budget shortfall. When GERB could govern alone, we made all the restrictions in both the first and second terms, and we bore the full pressure from society that we stopped things, reduced them, did not allow increases, until we balanced the deficit, he said. According to him, he went to Plamen Oresharski, who told him that the hole in the budget was BGN 800–900 million. I shook his hand and told him: thank you, we are going to fill the gap, Borisov said.

He added that he was satisfied with the training sessions already held across the country. Borisov also said that the old cadres who have been with him for 20–25 years understand this.