"We continue the change" will participate in the extraordinary parliamentary elections with the aim of dismantling the conquered state. The party declares itself for a strong Bulgaria in a strong Europe". This was stated by the party leader Assen Vassilev to journalists.
„The most important thing at the moment is what kind of Bulgaria we want to build. A generation devoted its strength and life to Bulgaria being fully integrated into the EU. From now on, the discussion should begin on what the next big goal of the country is in this complex situation. We want a fair Bulgaria with high incomes, good education and healthcare, a country in which there are no working poor“, said Vassilev.
According to him, internationally, Bulgaria can become rich if the EU take care of its security.
„Federalization of the EU. The EU must have a common army with which to defend itself“, he believes.
„We Continue the Change“ declare that they are aware of the crucial political moment of the upcoming early parliamentary elections and the right of free people to determine the future of Bulgaria.
The party recognizes the need to "dismantle the corruption model of the conquered state, through reform of the judiciary and anti-corruption policies"; And believes that only a competitive, innovative and market economy are drivers for increasing the well-being of Bulgarian citizens; They indicate that they recognize the need for the European Union to take care of its own security and defense.
"We Continue the Change" have decided to participate in the extraordinary elections for members of parliament "in order to dismantle the the corruption model of the conquered state, through legislative changes guaranteeing freedom and justice".
From “We Continue the Change“ they declare themselves for “Strong Bulgaria in a Strong Europe“.
From there they state that they have decided to participate in the early elections for members of parliament in a coalition with the parties of “Democratic Bulgaria“, giving a mandate to the Executive Council of the party to conclude a coalition agreement by 31.01.2026, but under the following conditions:
- Preserving the ratio and distribution of the members of the Electoral Commission and the candidate lists from the parliamentary elections in October 2024;
- Not allowing the coalition to nominate candidates for members of parliament of persons excluded from any of the parties in the coalition;
- Attracting active representatives of civil society and youth from the protests for candidates for parliamentarians.