The Central Operational Bureau of the DPS excluded Delyan Peevski.
The big problem is the quiet disintegration of the political structure of the DPS in recent years, since Ahmed Dogan left the operational leadership. Mr. Borisov, as well as the people around him, have a clear understanding of why the DPS came to this end. What is happening in the DPS is also a barometer for what is happening in the Bulgarian political organism as a whole. This was commented by the political analyst Prof. Zahari Zahariev in the show "The Day ON AIR".
According to former Deputy Foreign Minister Milen Keremedchiev, with the removal of Delyan Peevski, the DPS will reduce its influence.
"In the politics he pursued, Mr. Peevski allowed himself to bring in the Roma factor as an essential element for the support of this party, along with the Turkish ethnic factor. The "Dogan" model played its positive role. Don't allow it to come to this speculation," said Prof. Zahariev.
What should we expect from the office?
Dimitar Glavchev headed a new cabinet with Interior Minister Atanas Ilkov.
"It appears that the new proposals for caretaker ministers are more politically supported than fully independent. Radev had to accept one application, but he accepted it with gritted teeth," Keremedchiev noted to Bulgaria ON AIR.
According to Prof. Zahariev, the new Minister of Internal Affairs, whatever sympathies he may have with a certain political structure, will be kept as a "devil of incense" and from his own shadow to keep his post.
"At the beginning of the 50th National Assembly, Borissov tried repeatedly to extend his hand to the DPS, ITN, PP-DB, but remained stretched out in the air. In the next NS we will see from the same. "Revival" not a desirable partner. 65% of the Bulgarian population still supports Bulgaria's participation in NATO and the EU," Keremedchiev said.