“The coalition managed to skip the first break-up on its path, as it faces two crises that are foreign policy but domestic – Ukraine and the case of Northern Macedonia,” Gallup political scientist Svetlin Tachev said in the studio. The day ON AIR “.
Tachev acknowledged that a compromise between historical antagonists Democratic Bulgaria and the BSP on military-technical assistance to Ukraine may have saved the coalition, but said it would negatively affect electoral attitudes toward them.
“If there is a problem, it is not in this particular decision. The bigger problem is what they do the rest of the time. You can’t fight all day for 2 seats in 2 parliamentary committees. It’s a waste of time at a time when several crises are raging together, “said PR expert Lyubomir Alamanov.
He noted that people are not used to such communication between coalition partners. According to him, from a communication point of view, there is no backstage, because the coalition partners say everything.
One of the hallmarks of this government is the lack of dialogue within the coalition. Inside, they are creating their own small crises, which are constantly testing the stability of the cabinet, Tachev added.
“Most likely no one wants an election because the situation is so complicated that who would want to rule if the war really knocks on our gates? What will happen if the forecasts happen within 2 weeks and Russia really invades Moldova?” asked the PR expert on the air of Bulgaria ON AIR.
At the moment, it is not profitable for any of the parties represented in parliament, except Vazrazhdane, to hold early parliamentary elections, it is not known how the citizens would respond electorally, but there is a big problem in this government. they are waging internal battles that are meaningless, “Tachev said.
According to the political scientist in the studio, if the government tries and manages to get the country through the crises in the coming months, they would have a longer-term opportunity to rule.
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