"The appearance of "Greatness" is not surprising. And these cases will become more and more frequent with all the helplessness that we see in the traditional parties. This is what Ivan Takov, chairman of "Buzludzha" explained to BNR. - the new ideological movement in BSP.
"There is a group of people who no longer watch the national media, they have moved into the alternative space – Facebook, YouTube and other social media. There they get the information they are interested in. Apparently what is being released by the new party has intrigued them. This is a problem of traditional political parties".
He commented on the weak performance of the left formations.
"I kept saying that if we do not achieve unification on the left, nothing good awaits us, but increasingly lower results. When we founded the "Buzludzha" movement, I was adamant that the BSP needed new faces and ideas. With President Cornelia Ninova, unification on the left cannot be achieved. We always say it can't get any worse, but it does.
You cannot tell people who participated in elections, have mayors and municipal councilors, to disband their parties and return to the BSP. This was not a helping hand, but another provocation so that nothing would happen. A large part of the blame lies with the chairman of the BSP. A left unification cannot happen without the BSP. The criticism is also directed at the other left-wing parties, because they could not find the strength to talk to each other.
The centenary does not appear in any accounts at all, Takov also pointed out in the show "12+3".
"It is not spoken of as an entity that can actively participate in solving the important issues for Bulgaria".
He commented on the refusal of the leaders of the political formations that entered the National Assembly to speak to the media.
"This is insulting to their constituents. I don't see what we have to worry about. There is enough correct data to be able to comment. To make a political analysis, not so much a statistical one. I have never had any qualms about commenting, no matter what the result was.''
Takov analyzes the possibilities for creating a stable government in the next parliament.
"Purely mathematically, of course it can. If they emphasize again some imaginary judicial reforms, some Euro-Atlanticism, the parties are there. In this spectrum are also GERB, and PP-DB, and DPS, and to some extent also ITN. I don't see the place of the BSP, given the result.