„If there is no government, each of the big, systemic parties at the moment will fall by another 100,000 or 150,000 votes in the next autumn elections. They must form a government”. Political analyst Christian Shkvarek commented on this in the bTV studio.
„The situation is new, the situation is radically different, and it is time for them to begin to understand that a new wind is blowing – both in Bulgaria and in Europe. What happens is a “yellow card”. “Yellow card“ was raised on our main parties, red – of parties in France, orange – of the parties in the Netherlands. Something is changing in the era in which we lived”, he also pointed out.
„The last 10 years there was one clear norm – if you are with Brussels, if you are with the right line, you are legitimate – both there and in his country. Especially the countries in Eastern Europe derived a lot of legitimacy from this “Look at us– we are with Brussels and Brussels is with us. But this era is passing, and that's obvious, commented Shkvarek.
GERB, DPS and ITN and GERB, DPS, “We continue the change” or any part of “Democratic Bulgaria” – at any moment these options are on the table, but with the question of how possible – we are already opening a completely different dispute. What happened within the democratic, liberal coalition is huge. They didn't just lose half of their electorate, they lost perhaps their only legitimate leader”, Christian Shkvarek pointed out.
„Hristo Ivanov was the only adult in the room with the children. The last two days he has made very strong statements. He spoke for over an hour and explained how serious the situation was – geopolitical, economic, for the urban right. He stands extremely serious, heavy, and on the other side those who remained as leaders say “Hello, we are in the forest and giggle. The elderly person in the family went out, closed the door and left the children. I don't know what these children will do," he commented.
"Fewer people vote, and from below some formations erupt, for which we wonder where they came from. I wasn't surprised, I even won a bass for this thing. I said that these people would make some kind of surprise. I could see it with my own eyes. In 2021, my colleagues and I organized a procession for the family on Sofia Pride Day. 400 people came, in 2022 2000 people came, in 2023 we became 6000 people. This year we expect 10,000 people. They are increasing at breakneck speed. These are indications that something is happening in Bulgaria and in Europe, it is beginning to erupt from below - something conservative, which is tired of having the same liberal status quo in Europe for 10-15 years. This is what I attribute the success of these formations to," commented Christian Shkvarek.
"I was expecting something to happen and noticed the indications in "Majesty". Colonel Markov used to get 200,000 views on Youtube," he added.