"The people have fallen somewhere into apathy, sometimes into despair. I prefer desperation because it provokes action. When you go to the theater, you read "theatre" of the building. You go to the hospital and read - hospital. You enter the building that says "Union makes strength". - i.e. if you want to come in and work, you have to think this way, if you don't want a compound, what are you doing there then?".
This was commented by director Prof. Lyubomir Halachev in the studio of "Day ON AIR".
In his words, a considerable stratum hopes to earn money from the elections. He urged people to learn to ask questions and demand answers.
"Many MPs say "we will try to regain trust". Why did you lose it? Voters cannot be won over with words. I have not seen a failed politician say "I will do 1 year of community service. Why are we buying helicopters for 12 years in a row, when there is money for it, why was a children's hospital not built for 40 years", asks Prof. Halachev.
On the air of Bulgaria ON AIR, the guest called to look for people who have a great political upbringing.
"This is a science - to learn to set tasks, find people, make plans, budget them", the director motivates.
Prof. Halachev added that in a well-developed democratic state there should be a strong left and a strong right.