Of the new political realities in the country, the BSP has suffered the most. They are carrying out rescue operations. I do not reproach them for having no one to appoint. There should be a strong left-wing party in Bulgaria, but it will be appointed by someone else. This was stated by PR expert Diana Damyanova in the program “Face to Face“ on bTV, quoted by novini.bg.
The BSP is in a very difficult situation. They need to come up with a new narrative to present to their voters. Analyst Slavi Vassilev said.
The BSP no longer has any service to offer the people. It would be polite to ask Ms. Yotova if she agrees to nominate her for president. There are certain procedures in this party before nominating someone, said former MP and analyst Arman Babikyan.
Radev said that he would not go with the red lines. The principles of democracy and parliamentarism require that you make predictions about coalitions after the elections, said Vassilev.
Radev keeps a secret who he would form a coalition with. I think it is appropriate to hint at who he could come into contact with, Damyanova pointed out.
Radev's behavior is not political. It is good for him to be more open and honest. There is a group of politicians who do not want to run, but the people wanted them. Others, because there was nowhere else to run. I pray that more modest politicians who are hardworking will emerge, Babikyan added.
The president is already well aware that large majorities are completely excluded and is opening the door to new negotiations, the PR expert commented.
Slavi Vassilev called for us to see what the weight of Rumen Radev will be and predicted that there will be 120 deputies. Damyanova replied that there will probably be 65. This matter will be decided by the Bulgarian people. Everyone says that a new savior is expected. If the people do not recognize him, a result close to that of GERB awaits him.
Babicyan said that he wants to know as a citizen what principles the people around Radev have. “It is honest to tell the Bulgarians what you are proposing and whether the edge of Crimea rests on the Bulgarian oligarchy. I want to know the principles before I vote“.
"I think Yotova will be a consensus president. I assume that she will prefer Andrey Gyurov, but the legal problems that she may create should make her think carefully", Damyanova pointed out.
Everyone understood that the "house book" tainted the procedure for selecting an acting prime minister. I think Andrey Gyurov would be a good candidate because he is equally distant from all parties, Vassilev believes.
Radev's entry into the political scene will change the picture. At the very least, the political forces in the National Assembly will become fewer in parliament. Yotova will behave in a balanced manner. According to Babikyan, Yotova's nomination by the BSP will rather harm her.