President Rumen Radev has referred to the Constitutional Court the recent amendments to the Bulgarian Constitution adopted by the Parliament on December 20. He contested the amendments changing the formation of a caretaker government. He disagrees with the possibility of Bulgarians with dual citizenship being elected as MPs and ministers. 

• President Radev to announce motives for disagreeing with changes to the Constitution
• Justice Minister: Constitutional amendments allowing people with dual citizenship to be elected as MPs should be refined
• President Radev will appeal to Constitutional Court over "experiment" with the Constitution
• Constitutional changes are now a fact, the opposition will attack them in court

Radev also rejects the mechanism for terminating the work of the parliament with an expired mandate. 

The new procedure for appointing the chairpersons of the supreme courts and the chief prosecutor, without the issuance of a presidential decree for them, is also contested.