Full halls and squares in Pazardzhik welcomed the participants in the lists of "Progressive Bulgaria," which according to the party leader Rumen Radev shows that people in the regions are beginning to overcome their fear of the oligarchs and the manipulations.
During an open meeting with citizens in Pazardzhik, he stated that it is strange and unworthy of an EU member state to have people who feel like serfs or slaves, as some have said.
"The same is true for businesses — the smallest, family, and medium-sized businesses are daily subjected to harassment by the administration with all possible regulations and requirements. At the same time, the large companies of 'our people' do not pay their taxes as they should. They have comfort, but small businesses have no comfort at all," said President (2017 – 2026) Rumen Radev.
He recalled the past partial local elections in Pazardzhik, which turned into a mess of corporate, bought, and manipulated votes, but pointed out that more and more people in Bulgaria are raising their heads boldly and engaging with the country's progress.
"Progress in our dynamic world means connectivity, a strong economy, responsible institutions, high-value-added investments, quality education, healthcare, sports, culture that shapes our values, the foundation of all that unites us as a nation," said Rumen Radev.
Radev emphasized that dismantling the oligarchic model and creating conditions for modern European development of our country is the leading goal of "Progressive Bulgaria," and called on citizens to massively participate in the upcoming parliamentary elections so that the coalition can have a majority in the next National Assembly and form a stable and capable government.
Source: Пловдив Нюз
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