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DB Describes Radev Cabinet's First 100 Days as Period of Taking Over a Failed Governance Model, Creating New Risks

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Democratic Bulgaria (DB) has described the first 100 days of the Radev government as a period of taking over a failed model of governance and creating new risks, rather than bringing about real change, according to a position released by the political entity to the media. August 16 marks 100 days since the government, led by Prime Minister Rumen Radev, took office. Parliament elected the new Council of Ministers on May 8. 'Exactly one hundred days ago, Rumen Radev took sole control of our country, backed by an unprecedented majority, a high level of public trust, and grand ambitions - to bring prices under control and modernize the economy, dismantle the oligarchic model, and restore the authority of the State," DB said. "We, too, accepted our responsibility in light of the election result - to be a constructive but firm right-wing opposition. To support genuine reforms, while exposing sham reforms and stopping attempts to turn back the clock. To propose solutions, demand accountabilit