Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski and several ministers from the Government attended today’s session of the Assembly, on which MPs asked questions.
MP Solza Grcheva said she was concerned about the dissolution of the security system. She says that this is not a political crisis, but a deep social crisis.
Grcheva asked the Prime Minister Gruevski if he thought that someone from the Government is to blame for the collapse of the security system and whether someone should be held liable?
Gruevski answered that it should not be rushed to conclusions at this point and that we have to wait a transparent judicial process and then make decisions.
She added that it is not only a moral responsibility to those who have allowed the collapse of the security system, but it also puts their ability to manage the institutions into question.
– The worst thing is that no one denies the recordings of eavesdropping – said Grcheva.
MP Grcheva also asked a question to Minister of Health Nikola Todorov, and he said it was not enough to have an understanding about the case of Tamara, indicating that the understanding should be left to the citizens, and that he, as a minister, needs to show responsibility, and asked him whether he would resign.
– I pointed out the role of the Ministry in this case several times – said shortly Todorov.
