
Bulgarian government advances judicial nominees as Radev promises timely budget
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev promised timely adoption of Budget 2027 as Progressive Bulgaria submitted judicial nominees amid scrutiny over lawmaker visibility.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev announced that the 2027 state budget will be adopted on schedule, asserting that the country is returning to political stability after years of turmoil. Radev called on lawmakers to prioritize scheduled administrative and judicial reforms alongside the upcoming fiscal framework.
Concurrently, his ruling Progressive Bulgaria party submitted its candidates for the Supreme Judicial Council's parliamentary quota, emphasizing the nominees' judicial experience and academic background.
Despite these legislative initiatives, local reporting highlights that four months after the party's election victory, public representation remains strictly centralized. Beyond Radev and approximately ten selected representatives, the majority of Progressive Bulgaria's 131 parliamentarians remain largely unfamiliar to the public.
Sources: Investor.bg, Mediapool, Nova TV



