Giving your time to disadvantaged children is the most valuable thing you can give them. Hristo Petrov, better known as Itso Hazarta, a candidate from the coalition “We continue the change” – “Democratic Bulgaria”, stated this to “On focus with Laura Krumova” on Nova TV.
“I don’t share the wild euphoria about the immediate removal of the Monument to the Soviet Army. This is another topic that divides us. In Europe, many Soviet monuments have been removed, but in Vienna such a monument stands, are they more stupid than us,” Hazarda asked.
On the subject of Alexander Morfov, who was suspended from the National Theater, the candidate for deputy commented as follows: “Don’t these people see that this is getting worse? They want to show who is the boss.”
“For a year and more, I have seen that insults and epithets do not change the opinion of the people who have decided to vote for our opponents. I have learned to listen and understand the people against us. Criticism is a driving force, I do not take it personally,” added Petrov.
“It was important for us to prove our identity. There is a way and we showed it. When some people unite, they take the best from both sides,” commented Hazarta on the PP-DB union.
