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Deputies from Vazrazhdane climbed Mount Kaimakchalan for the eleventh anniversary of the party's establishment

The political organization was created quite symbolically on Vidovden

For the eleventh anniversary of the establishment of “Vazrazhdane”, the deputies from the parliamentary group climbed Mount Kaimakchalan.

The political organization was created quite symbolically on Vidovden. Setting itself the goal of working for Bulgaria and the Bulgarian national interest, it recognizes as its mission the change of the political situation in the country, the cessation of corrupt practices and the accountability of those who robbed and destroyed Bulgaria.

As the largest and only opposition organization in Bulgaria, it actively and consistently fights for the preservation of traditional values, the preservation of the Bulgarian lev and the preservation of the democratic rights of all Bulgarians, for example the right to a referendum.

In today's political situation, in which the state is in the hands of a corrupt-oligarchic regime that is under foreign influence and with its actions protects foreign interests, the fight for Bulgaria requires consistency, principle and determination, which "Vazrazhdane" undoubtedly demonstrates.

Yesterday, on the day of its establishment 11 years ago, the parliamentary group of "Vazrazhdane" unanimously decided to climb Mount Kaimakchalan, as a sign of determination and steadfastness to continue striving towards its goal - for Bulgaria to be free, independent and a preferred place to live, work and raise children for all Bulgarians.

At the summit, the representatives bowed before the ossuary, where the bones of the Bulgarian soldiers are laid, laid flowers and walked through the trenches, which have been preserved to this day, where they recalled the historical truth about the fierce battle, in which the steadfastness of the Bulgarian soldiers gave rise to respect from their opponent.

Although the Bulgarians lost the battle of Kaimakchalan, which is today known as the Bulgarian Golgotha, they suffered many times fewer casualties than their opponents, who, frightened by the strong Bulgarian spirit, did not advance to the next fortification for three years.