I wouldn't say that I expected exactly such a development of the failure of "We continue the change". This formation, being unsuccessful as a political party, more like a PR project, is heading towards its decline in a natural way.
This is what social psychologist Rosen Yordanov told FOCUS.
And he added: "Precisely because reason, rationality and normal political development show not only in our country, but also in the world, that in any political formation, similar cases and scandals can occur. This is not as much of a surprise as the way in which political organisms such as parties manage to cleanse themselves of such practices and the way in which they react to them".
The social psychologist also commented on the behavior of the party's co-chairman Kiril Petkov.
"Currently, we are seeing the desperate attempts of some PR analysts who are trying to present Mr. Petkov's act as a heroic deed. I would say that if things were not deeper, the more normal reaction would be for Petkov, as the leader of the PP, to come out and praise his colleagues in question - the mayor of Lyulin, the mayor of Mladost and the municipal councilors, who ultimately shed light on these vicious practices, but instead we are seeing a not very successful attempt to preserve the authority of the leadership. Since names were mentioned by the leadership, I am referring specifically to Ms. Borislavova. It seems more like a defensive crisis PR that aims to localize the damage from this scandal," Yordanov also believes.
He defines each such situation as harm to everyone. According to him, it fuels the immaturity of the Bulgarian voter and the interpretation and interpretation of political reality.
"In general, we can say that now even more Bulgarians will follow the precepts of Bai Ganyo, namely that “everyone is a maskar“, which is not good", he added.
"Corruption will not be fought if we create something new every time, we simply have to learn to function and develop the right political feeling within ourselves,", believes social psychologist Rosen Yordanov. He considers the PP to be "another engineering project".