The special thing about these elections is that for the first time, the BSP after being in opposition received a weaker result. The shrinking of parliamentary representation and the unsatisfied ambitions of regions lead to an exacerbation of tensions. Whenever Mrs. Ninova left the BSP, it would still be too late. Many of the people who question her release have been very consistently involved in the politics she has pursued.
This was commented by Mihail Mikov from "The Left" in the show "The Day ON AIR".
In his words, the "noisy way" in which the process is developing in the largest left-wing party - the BSP, can only cause sadness, that the left-wing representation today is at a "very low level".
"The dispute in BSP is not political. There is no clear assessment of the politics that brought the party to this point. There is no predicting what will happen next. It could lead to the breakup of the parliamentary group. Democratic principles must be restored. It is necessary to see what are the mistakes that were made so that they are not repeated. Chasing political partners is part of the mistakes. BSP has always had claims of intellectual political superiority. The party has lost its advantages as a party of the intellect. In the battle to remove Ninova, unprincipled alliances will be made for the sake of survival," Mikov told Bulgaria ON AIR.
According to him, the problems will not be solved with the leader. He is of the opinion that if the BSP does not get out of the "wrong behavior of turning it into a leadership party, it has no chance, regardless of who will be the leader.
When asked if Ninova is fighting for a third term, Mikov replied that she is already pushed to the wall and should step down.