"The worst financial crisis is coming." With this argument, Boyko Borisov refused to resign in July. It may seem like a long time ago or even like a past life, but in fact the quote is less than two months old, and the reason it feels so distant is that this argument was not ...
More »To leave "Mutroland"
On Friday morning, the media broke the news that the toy retail chain "Hippoland" was being inspected by the National Revenue Agency, Economic Police, and the General Directorate of Market Supervision. This happened exactly one day after employees of the company joined the organized protests against the government and after ...
More »The passive gerbera
The passive Gerber does not define himself as a supporter of any party. The passive Gerber has nothing against GERB not being in power, as long as no other party comes to power. The passive Gerber does not want GERB to fall from power because the communists will come. The passive Gerber believes that …
More »The end of a bittersweet honeymoon
I recently spoke with a friend. Like every other conversation over the past few weeks, this one came down to discussing the protests. Even though I knew that with her profession and workplace (which is why I can't mention her by name), I asked her for her opinion on the topic. The answer …
More »GERB will leave as BSP because it has become BSP
Daniela Daritkova has probably had more pleasant Friday nights than last night. The chairwoman of the GERB parliamentary group was locked up for hours at BNT after her appearance on Panorama. In her appearance, she called for dialogue with the protesters, but a little later it turned out that there was a considerable gap between words and actions.
More »Where and how did we get here?
Author: Dimitar Pehlivanov Three main directions can be outlined that caused the current social crisis, which is about to become political. Despite the fact that in the general perception things seem to merge under concepts such as "governance" and "mafia", the events of recent weeks and months allow us to outline ...
More »"Translation" of Prime Minister Borisov's briefing from yesterday
Author: Georgi Georgiev I will allow myself to make a "translated on air" of Borisov's "thoughts out loud" from yesterday. 1. He loves the state, he does not want it to collapse out of stupidity. Let it be understood: those in the square do not love the state and aim for destruction. This ...
More »Danail Kirilov and the despair of being ruled by simpletons
Unless you live with your head buried on a beach, you can't help but notice the most talked-about topic of the last few days - the public "action" of the leader of Democratic Bulgaria Hristo Ivanov, in the luxurious property in Rosenets Park, which is said to belong to the well-known builder of modern Bulgaria - ...
More »How far are we with the euro?
They ask me where we are with the euro. In the summer of 2018, Bulgaria made unilateral commitments to carry out a number of actions in several areas - as preconditions for our subsequent admission to ERM-2 and the Banking Union. And now everything has been reported as fulfilled. The Council of Ministers is holding a special meeting and ...
More »I will forever remain a leftist.
Author: Yoan Zapryanov The bottom, as every Levski supporter knows, is an abstract concept. I used to think, for example, that our elimination from Bate Borisov was the bottom. Or the one from Spartak Tarnava in one half. Or when we lost the title in the last match with an own goal, and a week before that we had lost and …
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