Vladislav Panev threw shade on Facebook about the revised budget after the government claimed it wouldn't jack up taxes or contributions. The plan bumps maximum social security income to 2,300 euros monthly and gives state workers across the board a 10% raise without any actual reforms happening anywhere.
Panev thinks taxpayers can't handle bankrolling this bloated bureaucracy forever, and he's salty that road funding got slashed while municipal mayors who kiss up to Borisov still get their cut. He basically accused the PM of protecting Peevski's cash flow because of political dependence.
Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova apparently said plenty of budget topics remain for next year, but Panev doubts she'll actually discuss anything budget-related when the time comes.
Panev thinks taxpayers can't handle bankrolling this bloated bureaucracy forever, and he's salty that road funding got slashed while municipal mayors who kiss up to Borisov still get their cut. He basically accused the PM of protecting Peevski's cash flow because of political dependence.
Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova apparently said plenty of budget topics remain for next year, but Panev doubts she'll actually discuss anything budget-related when the time comes.
