Peevski Calls for New Bulgarian Elections, Accuses Rivals of Pro-Russian Agenda

Peevski Calls for New Bulgarian Elections, Accuses Rivals of Hidden Agenda

“These people are not aware of the agenda of the Bulgarian citizens and it is good for the parties to sit down and understand when the next elections are. Everyone wants ‘Vazrazhdane’. One day they are ashamed of them, the next day they want them. Yesterday they were together in Kostadinov’s lap.PP-DB are trying to explain how they were not in the lap of ‘Revival’. Shame on PP-DB. When we are the first party, I will form a government. When they give us such confidence, we will certainly form a government. Let’s see if there are new elections,”

Delyan Peevski, leader of the “DPS-New Beginning” party, once again issued a call for fresh elections in Bulgaria. He argues that current parliamentarians are disconnected from the needs and desires of citizens, suggesting they should convene and determine a timeline for new elections. Peevski further insisted that he would form a government if his party secures the necessary support.

Peevski, an MP sanctioned for corruption by both the United States and Great Britain, launched a scathing attack against “We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria,” accusing them of secretly collaborating with the pro-Russian “Vazrazhdane” party.

Peevski believes Bulgarian political parties have a responsibility to earn back the trust of the Bulgarian people by finding a solution to the political impasse. However, he sees no path forward in the current climate.

“It can be seen that there cannot be a government unless they form a pro-Russian government. If they are going to do it, let them do it, I will be the opposition and we will stop it,”

He went so far as to warn that if a pro-Russian government were to emerge, he and his party would become the staunch opposition, actively working to undermine its efforts.

Peevski’s comments follow his observation of a potential new coalition forming between “We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria “, “There is such a people,” BSP, and “Vazrazhdane,” aiming to elect Silvi Kirilov as chairman. Should this coalition materialize, Peevski declared that “DPS-New Beginning” would remain the “truest pro-Western opposition” in Bulgaria.

His inflammatory rhetoric highlights the growing tensions and deep divisions within Bulgarian politics. While calling for new elections presents a potential path out of the current political deadlock, it also risks further exacerbating the existing atmosphere of distrust and polarization.

How have the BG Elves’ allegations of vote buying impacted public perception⁤ of Peevski and his ​calls for new elections?

## Bulgaria’s ⁤Political Turmoil: A Hacker Nemesis?

**Host:** Welcome back to the show. Tensions are running⁣ high in Bulgarian politics, with Delyan Peevski, leader of the DPS-New Beginning party, once again demanding⁢ new elections. He accuses his rivals of flip-flopping and lacking a clear agenda ⁣for the Bulgarian people.

Joining us ⁤today to shed light on this volatile situation‍ is [Guest Name], a political analyst specializing in Bulgarian ⁤politics.

**Guest:** Thank you for having⁣ me.

**Host:** Mr./Ms. [Guest Name], Peevski‌ specifically mentions “Vazrazhdane”, a nationalist party that has ‌seen a⁢ recent ⁢surge in popularity. What ‌do you make of Peevski’s accusation that other parties are either embracing or⁤ distancing themselves from Vazrazhdane for opportunistic ⁢reasons?

**Guest:** Peevski’s statement ‍reflects the deep polarization and shifting alliances within the ⁤Bulgarian political ⁤landscape.‍ “Vazrazhdane” has undeniably tapped into a wave of discontent​ and nationalist sentiment, which is making established parties scramble to ⁢redefine‌ their positions.

Peevski seems to be capitalizing on this instability, positioning himself as a reliable alternative to the⁣ perceived ambiguity of his rivals.

**Host:** ⁤‍

It’s interesting to​ see Peevski calling for elections given recent ​events.

Just last month, a group ‌of hacktivists known as the BG Elves accused Peevski’s party of vote‌ buying, releasing a list of alleged participants in this scheme. [[1](https://www.politico.eu/article/bulgaria-ethical-hacking-group-bg-elves-oligarch-delyan-peevski-election-fraud-vote-buying/)]

How do you think‌ these allegations are impacting Peevski’s push for new elections?

**Guest:** The allegations made by the BG Elves have undoubtedly thrown a wrench into⁤ Peevski’s ​campaign. They raise serious questions about the​ legitimacy of his party ​and its methods.

While Peevski ⁤may ‌be hoping to⁢ capitalize on the current political climate, these accusations⁣ could backfire, potentially alienating voters who‍ are already‌ wary of corruption and shady‌ dealings.

**Host:**‌ A fascinating situation⁤ to‌ watch unfold. Thank you ‍for sharing your insights, [Guest Name].

**Guest:** My pleasure.

**Host:** And to our viewers, we will continue ​to follow ‌developments in Bulgaria’s ‌political scene. Stay with us.

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