The big battle is between the manipulators who want to impose that there is no point in people fighting for change. Because there can't be one, it can't exist, and they didn't order it. This was stated by the chairman of "Movement 21", part of the "Left" political party, Tatyana Doncheva, regarding the upcoming elections.
„They play a lot of money. Boyko Borisov and Delyan Peevski hold a lot of financial resources and opportunities to influence media and institutions. The manner in which the PP-DB pushed the caretaker government into the hands of the GERB makes it even easier for them. At the same time, there is a gang of political scientists, sociologists and other talking heads who also work for free in this direction. There is a serious and strong international factor, in connection with the wars in Gaza and Ukraine and the situation in the Balkans, she pointed out.
„Peevski and Boyko Borisov are caught in the series „Magnitsky”. It doesn't matter that one has a sanction and is struggling to get out and thinks that the more intensively he serves Washington, the more likely it is to happen, Doncheva said and added: Boyko Borisov is even more comfortable. In the past year, he gave the power won by GERB to the second political force, because there was no move”.
According to Doncheva, Radev and “The Left” share the same position – find. “The question here is not who is right and who is wrong. And what do we want? Ukraine to be razed to the ground, millions of people to be killed, the infrastructure to be destroyed and to be rebuilt indefinitely for other interests? And this will drag the neighboring countries and Bulgaria. It seems to me that this should be avoided at all costs," she stressed.
„Cornelia Ninova took over the BSP and in the first elections they received 800,000 votes, today the BSP receives 200,000 votes. The problem is not the people who left the BSP, but these 600,000 people. She needs to bring these people back. The BSP's problem is Cornelia Ninova with internal persecutions and purges, with abnormal living conditions,” the chairman of “Movement 21” categorically stated.