Bulgaria has not come out of the political crisis, and it is the longest since the Liberation. This is what he said in the show "Panorama" on BNT political scientist Dimitar Ganev.
This crisis did not start now, it is part of a long story of how elections are made in our country – it is not even from the beginning of the democratic changes, but from the time of Bai Gagno - with a scandal, with the sopa in hand, with buying votes, said the political scientist Georgi Kiryakov.
From the rotation, the partners entered a spiral of cheating, cheating - this spiral turned and no one could get out of it. I don't think there is a screenwriter, Ganev pointed out.
Bulgarian society is the loser from this situation, he added, the Bulgarian voter.
People are the losers from this situation. This situation does not produce policies. Once again, we will witness not policies, but the story of who is to blame for something that happened yesterday or 10 years ago. This shows the inability of a society to build a European standard. Our parties don't know how to tell the public what will happen in 5 or 10 years, they only know how to talk about tomorrow, commented Kiryakov.
The campaign of "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria" went hard. In the previous elections, they talked about how they were fighting against GERB and DPS, but this narrative failed after they entered the assembly. They can no longer use their role as a moral imperative either. I don't think there will be any electoral collapse of the "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria", but the tendency is for them to close themselves in their community, which represents about 350,000-400,000 people, which is a serious drop compared to the previous elections, when they had over 600,000 votes, noted Dimitar Ganev.
There are reasons to think that certain circles in the country have no interest in what they were offering "We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria" – a change in the conditions in which a democratic community must operate. These circles operate with the methods of the former State Security - with police numbers, with photos, with unsubstantiated accusations. One of the goals of this is to split this community, which over the years has swayed in hopes and expectations that something can change, said Georgi Kiryakov.
On the part of GERB and DPS, there is a reluctance to give away what has been mastered over the years in the institutions and regulators. The problem is that "We keep changing – Democratic Bulgaria" they demanded in a very aggressive way from GERB this separation from the conquered, Kiryakov also said.