The fire is not only on the territory of Bulgaria, but also in Bulgarian politics - on the territory of the Bulgarian political market. Fires portend a dark future in economic, business, but also in socio-political terms. Our summer promises to be too hot, it will continue in October-November. This was commented by the political analyst Prof. Zahari Zahariev in "Day ON AIR".
The hot summer portends a hot autumn, according to Boris Yachev from "Blue Bulgaria".
"It's probably a hot winter too. If the results of an extraordinary election in October or November are repeated, the same political subjects enter the parliament, it means that the spiral of elections will deepen. A part of society will wake up", Yachev predicted to Bulgaria ON AIR.
According to Prof. Zahariev, President Rumen Radev has a sincere desire to postpone the elections as much as possible, not because he does not want to fulfill his obligations, but for the political entities to be in a normal organizational condition.
"The traditional month of August, as a vacation month, will not take place for politicians this year," added the analyst.
President Radev has no interest in giving enough technological time to solve the internal organizational problems in the parties, according to Yachev.
"Within a few months these problems will not be solved. Not only the two big parties like DPS and BSP have problems. Such problems are emerging in the "We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria" coalition, Yachev also stated.
"Delyan Peevski has a move that he traditionally resorts to during an election campaign. Coalition registration. The state of flux in which important political subjects are found also suits President Radev," Yachev is emphatic.
Rumen Radev has no desire to get involved in an active election campaign, pointed out Prof. Zahariev.
"What the service cabinets failed to realize showed that such cabinets, chosen by the president, are not a good alternative. The categorical assessment of the failure of assembly management is given by the assembly itself through the declaration. It lists the tasks that were to be completed during the term. The DPS has always been a harmful parasite in the management of the state," emphasized Yachev.
It is difficult to expect the fires in the Bulgarian political system to calm down, comments Prof. Zahariev.
"There is a need for a new beginning,", he summed up.