/ world today news/ With furrowed brows, Parvanov admits that his deputies changed their opinion in 12 without 5 without his knowledge.
And he thinks that this is a political mistake, because of which he would resign as the chairman of ABV…
I’ve been speechless since yesterday, now I’m genuinely laughing my head off!
In Bulgaria, we have never seen a more elegant political tango than that between GERB and ABV. Even DPS and Ataka still have a lot to learn to achieve such levels of hypocrisy!
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That remains to be seen how it will actually affect his position long-term.
Title: Parvanov’s Exquisite Political Tango: A Controversial Interview with Guests
Introduction:
Our guests for today’s interview are political analysts, Ivan Shopov and Maria Petrova, who share their insights on the recent developments in the Bulgarian political landscape. We discuss Parvanov’s admittance of his deputies changing their opinions without his knowledge and the possible consequences for him and his party.
Ivan Shopov: Good morning, Maria. It seems like Bulgarian politics never fail to surprise us. What are your thoughts on this latest twist in the ABV-GERB alliance?
Maria Petrova: Hello, Ivan. It’s quite unprecedented, to say the least. We’ve seen many alliances and breakups in Bulgarian politics, but this one takes the cake. It shows how easily these parties switch sides depending on their interests, and how little they value their principles. However, I’m not surprised that Parvanov’s deputies would go behind his back without consulting him first.
Ivan Shopov: So, you’re implying that this is more of a power play than a genuine political misunderstanding?
Maria Petrova: Absolutely, Ivan. This is pure political theater. Both parties knew they couldn’t survive on their own, so they clung to each other for survival. But when the opportunity arose to move on and form a better alliance, they didn’t hesitate to stab each other in the back. It’s sad that our politicians are more concerned about their personal gains than the well-being of the nation.
Ivan Shopov: That’s a valid point. Is there a chance that this decision will have repercussions for Parvanov’s leadership within his party?
Maria Petrova: Well, it’s interesting how he initially reacted strongly, saying he didn’t know about the decision, but now he’s admitting that he might have to resign because of it. It seems like he’s trying to save face while also accepting responsibility. I don’t think many people saw this coming, so there might be some shock waves within ABV, but
