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ended up in any of the other two members of the United Patriots. Democratic Bulgaria New european MP Radan Kanev (left) and the leader of Democratic Bulgaria Hristo Ivanov (center) Democratic Bulgaria managed a good result and will be sending one European MP
impotence of the opposition’s campaigning efforts. [div class='center_orange']In other news:[class='center_orange' div] Pro-Russian party campaign clip depicts mass shooting of journalists Democratic Bulgaria files a complaint against the clip
predict whether this will prove sustainable going into the actual campaign. The largest non-parliamentary opposition, Democratic Bulgaria registers 4,5% and 4,3% electoral support in the two polls.
of Anticorruption Commission corrects property deed amid tax evasion scandal, Democratic Bulgaria demands his resignation After it was revealed that the head of the Anticorruption Commission, Plamen Georgiev acquired his grand luxurious apartment for less than the
[div class='center_orange']Commentary:[class='center_orange' div] Dmitri Medvedev wants guarantees from the European Commission for TurkStream. Bulgaria will pay happily either way Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev was on a two-day
bound to allow it, for the sake of keeping them happy so they don’t decide to flip on Borissov and his party. This time though the dependency is, one, much more impactful and two, with real consequences to the democratic process. Last week Parliament
, Democratic Bulgaria, took to the streets to protest the bill. The Bulgarian ombudsman Maya Manolova announced she would be taking the amendments to the Constitutional Court. “The preference [option] becomes absolutely pointless [with these amendments
neutral. This led the non-parliamentary opposition, Democratic Bulgaria to call Radev “a horn of Putin’s diplomacy”. Regardless, the Foreign Ministry issued the official support, which was later ratified by the Council of Ministers, leaving Radev the
Bulgarian Socialist Party, and the non-parliamentary opposition, the liberal Democratic Bulgaria. Specialized Prosecution charges journalist and BSP MP Elena Yoncheva for money laundering As Mediapool Weekly has had the opportunity to extend on this in detail
anything but rule of law, among other things. From this perspective, the Commission and Bulgaria were never on the same side of a fight for the fundamental element of the democratic state: an independent and transparent judicial system. Indeed, the very system a mafia state needs
public office, at least in a democratic state. The thinnest layer is the apparent and very retro sexism, even by Bulgaria’s standards. But second is the very straight forward implication that these parents pretend to have children with disabilities in order to &ldquo
devastating one at that, but a different one: it concerns the disastrous way crimes against women are being treated - or rather ignored - in Bulgaria. It is more likely that Marinova’s murder is an instance of this pattern and not an attempt to silence free press, but precisely
explain that when ruling in coalition one cannot appoint everybody, and appointing certain officials are certain partners’ responsibility. Meanwhile, the non-parliamentary opposition coalition Democratic Bulgaria called on the European Commission to appoint an independent
to court by Martin Dimitrov and Petar Slavov, members of the non-parliamentary opposition coalition Democratic Bulgaria. By law, the commission should have implemented machine voting fully before the last elections in 2017 but failed to comply. According to the commission
Western democracies or Russia is a real threat to liberal democracies in Europe and the USA? It is no speculation that the Russian Federation has been attempting to undermine the liberal democracies and the trust of European and American citizens to their democratic
Central Elections Commission Required to Implement State-Wide Machine Voting Within Six Months CEC must implement machine voting in six months’ time, the Sofia Administrative Court ruled. Former MPs and current members of Democratic Bulgaria Martin Dimitrov and
is passed, as it has not been sent to the European Commission for notification prior its passing, as European law requires. The non-parliamentary opposition coalition Democratic Bulgaria together with the Association of Industrial Capital in Bulgaria called on the President
to finalize the deal. If intercom pulls out because of the commission it will not lose the 5 million euro down payment it has made. Approval by the anti-monopoly body is a condition for finalizing the deal. Democratic Bulgaria and the Bulgarian Industrial Capital
alternative bill that aims just authored by the government. In its latest report Reporters Without Borders (RWB) identified Peevski as being directly responsible for Bulgaria sinking to 111 place in the World Press Freedom Index (WPFI). This is the consecutive Peevski
underway. Protests Against NPP Belene Renewal Two consecutive protests against the renewal of NPP Belene were held in Sofia in front of the Parliament building. The event was organized by the coalition Democratic Bulgaria (DB). Hundreds turned up for the protest and called
. Protesters against the government’s plan to renew the construction of the NPP Belene were led by Democratic Bulgaria (DB) and were carrying different posters calling NPP Belene nothing more than a massive corruption scheme. Hristo Ivanov, one of DB
government’s intention to renew the NPP Belene project, the parties of the newly formed non-parliamentary coalition Democratic Bulgaria (DB) declared they will be organizing a protest against the notion, which will be held Tuesday, May 21. DB strongly condemned the restart of
project. Democratic Bulgaria (DB) Calls for Referendum on Waste Incineration The concept for the future incineration plant DB has begun campaigning against production of heat from waste incineration. The capital municipality made a decision to invest in an incineration
to a total of about half a billion lev annual income for the gambling industry. Meanwhile two political parties – one a member of the ruling coalition – United Patriots (OP) and one non-parliamentary, Democratic Bulgaria (DB) are both pushing for restrictions on
Petko Dyulverov is a person close to the Bulgarian National Movement (VMRO), which is part of the ruling coalition, against which Ivancheva ran for office. Democratic Bulgaria (DB) Calls for Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov to be Punished for Remarks Made Regarding Dessislava
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