Former chief of staff Lena Borislavova posted a photo of herself from a swimming pool in New Zealand on the first day of the 48th National Assembly. On it, she is dreamy, as if she wants to run away from the political events in our country.
I wonder if instead of watching her former Moving Forward colleagues’ first day in the new parliament, she’s relaxing in a pool in New Zealand? Lena showed a shot of her vacation on her Instagram account just today. In it, she poses casually, relaxing in the pool, against the background of exotic vegetation.
“They didn’t detect thefts, they didn’t detect dirty deals, they didn’t detect crimes, that’s why they attacked personally. Being involved in politics in Bulgaria has its price. I have no right to transfer it to the team and the work of “Continuing the change”. Finally, we have a chance to break once and for all with the old, worn-out model of government, in which some chief rules over our people, our businesses, our dreams and our lives. Nothing, least of all my name, should distract us from that goal,” so the former head of Kiril Petkov’s office described the reasons at the time.
Vezhdi Rashidov was on the verge of announcing the new chairman, but after a short hesitation and consultation from the seat with the deputies who cheered him on from the front row, he announced that he had no choice.
The runoff was reached after none of the four candidates received the necessary 121 votes in the first round.
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