This crisis is not something unique for Bulgaria. In some countries it happens five or six times – in Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands. But if we go back, this is the crisis, the same parliamentary crisis under the same electoral system that brought Hitler and Mussolini to power, and we have exactly the same crisis in Bulgaria before the coups in 1923 and 1934. This system turns the parties in some hysterical cats that hiss at each other and I can’t get along in any way. Under such a system, the oligarchy appoints its deputies, he added.
In my opinion, the parliament has been privatized for many years. His problem at the moment is that there is no majority owner, the journalist is categorical.
Many investors in the projects inside are in a bloody war with each other. The oligarchy fought a lot, many people suffered from those who hold property in Bulgaria, gathered strength, designed projects, engaged in technology to control crowds via the Internet. And thanks to the party-list electoral system, they put their projects in parliament to continue the same battle they are fighting for their property outside parliament, he commented.
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