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The end of the history of the pandemic is near, the happy ending is called a vaccine. This is the opinion of sociologist Andrey Raichev, who was invited to BNR’s “Politically Incorrect” program. Raichev recalled that in the spring he predicted that everything would end as with the radio play of director Orson Welles in 1938.
“This is how this story will end. I am sure that we are reaching the end. What we live is much more a myth than a reality,” said Raichev, who did not deny the existence of the virus or the danger to certain categories of people.
Judging by the percentages that have declared themselves willing to vaccinate Bulgarians, this technically means about two million vaccines, to be administered in about a million hours, the sociologist calculated, calling it “a very difficult operation”, but predicting that “the nightmare will disappear.”
There will be several months of pushing the tail of people who regard the vaccine as a salvation, Andrey Raichev said.
He believes that the government has resisted very strong pressure and at this moment the people are not expressing their opposition feelings, not even accepting the current three-week closure, which could not have happened at an earlier stage.
“Borissov, with his instinct as a political animal, considered that there was a new stage, that this would be accepted. This returned him to dialogue with the people,” Raichev said. According to him, the prime minister is most likely to be number one in the next elections, which “does not mean a majority or a government.”
Borissov’s center is threatened by another centrist party with a charismatic man, like Slavi Trifonov
Stanislav Todorov Trifonov is a Bulgarian singer, television host and producer. He was born in, Raichev also commented. In these first elections, however, “as a new party, it only plays one game: legitimacy, identity,” he added.
Bulgaria has not had a more successful foreign policy than it is today, Andrei Raichev said, referring to Prime Minister Boyko Borissov.
Boyko Metodiev Borisov is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Bulgaria. Born on June 13, 1959 and its relationships with leaders from both the West and the East. “It is a very complex dance, a personal dance. If we take into account that it is about a person who does not know a foreign language, it is a personal success, a diplomatic talent,” said the political analyst.
Every Balkan country has a “Macedonia”, Andrey Raichev highlighted in his analysis. According to him, we all have that problem and we are basically under the suspicion of nationalism.
According to Raichev, we are arguing with North Macedonia about shadows and things that sound deeply archaic in Germany. For him, the best solution was to focus on cultural and educational exchange.
“What we have to insist on is that they watch Bulgarian films and find out that they understand everything and do not need a translator, or that they listen to a Bulgarian teacher who speaks Bulgarian and nothing happens. It will remain, it will remain. As between Czechs and Slovaks, between Germans and Austrians, “said Andrei Raichev.
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