The left no longer has representation in parliament, Cornelia Ninova, leader of "Unruly Bulgaria", told the Bulgarian National Radio. The former chairman of the BSP defined her new formation as a real alternative to what is happening not only in the left-wing political space, but also in the entire country.
In an interview for the program "Sunday 150" with host Diana Yankulova, Ninova highlighted three key things that have happened in the BSP after she left the leadership post.
"It has been proven through a decision of the Constitutional Court that the BSP and 30 other left-wing parties, i.e. the entire left-wing space, falsified the elections. There were written protocols there, detected by video surveillance, and that is why they lost one MP. "The first big mistake and a big sin before society is to buy the elections," said Ninova.
As a second mistake, she pointed to entering into a coalition with the backstage, the mafia and the deep state, against which she has been fighting for 10 years. The third mistake, according to Ninova, is the decision on the eurozone, which drastically diverges from the opinion of the left-wing electorate.
The leader of "Unruly Bulgaria" believes that Peevski is the key figure in the country's political life, and Borisov is being squeezed and will end up like Dogan.
"The "GERB" model, which is harmful to the state, has been enriched with the addition of Peevski. The dividing lines that are being drawn are artificial – for and against the euro, for and against the war. The real dividing line is who is with the "Borisov-Peevski" model and who is against", she was categorical.
According to Ninova, our country is not ready for the eurozone, but the decision on our entry into it will be political.
"All important indicators for the economy are deteriorating, according to the European Commission. The NSI also reports falling indicators in the economy. We are getting worse on all indicators in 2025, poverty is increasing and inequalities are increasing", emphasized Ninova.
"Unruly Bulgaria" is for a referendum on the euro, the leader of the formation categorically stated. According to her, the institutional system is not ready for regulation and the fight against speculation in the adoption of the euro.
"Peevski and Borisov have finally taken control of the CPC with the change in its composition. It will be used as a truncheon against business, instead of regulation," explained Ninova.
In the words of Cornelia Ninova, from the outside, the National Assembly "looks terrifying" because of the scandals and the low language of conversation in it. She also criticized the lack of productivity - only 4 laws in 5 months.
Ninova described the transport blockade in the capital, which lasted 6 days without ground public transport, as a political punitive action against Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev, staged, organized and lost by Boyko Borisov and GERB.
"Instead of the people of Sofia turning against the mayor, they turned against the organizers of the protests. It was obviously a political attack against Terziev. I also expect new demands in other sectors, because Borisov gave 15 million. leva for transport employees, that's not how politics is done," commented the leader of "Unruly Bulgaria".