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Who and how will Bulgaria govern after today, with what government and with what ease or difficulty it will be formed, in what environment it will function – these are the key questions, the answers to which everyone awaits after the vote. You will hear them at the “Dnevnik” poll, which starts at 6pm tonight. You can see it on the website here, on the Capital website and on the pages of both media on Facebook (here and here) and on Dnevnik’s YouTube channel.
We will discuss what influenced the elections and whether they were fair. But we will look to the future with the question of what kind of Bulgaria we want.
We have collected a good company of almost 20 guests – some in the studio, some in recorded interviews, some – on video. Suppose special talks with the political scientist Ivan Krastev, the consultant Valentin Mihov and the director Galin Stoev, voting today in Paris.
With irony and a smile, the election night of “Dnevnik” Director Valdés Radev will also comment with his political collages.
Sociologist Alexei Pamporov will present the most interesting of what the voting data says.
More on the results during the day, here.
They are among our other guests sociologists Tsvetozar Tomov, public relations analyst Diana Damyanova, political scientist at the Mario Rusinov Anti-Corruption Fund, political scientist Evgeniy Daynov, economist Evgeniy Kanev, publicist Radoslav Bimbalov, director of the European Council on Foreign Relations Vessela Cherneva, Martin Banishtov – “Daniel Smilov, Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Sofia Daniel Valchev, journalists Veselin Dremdzhiev and Mirolyuba Benatova, lawyer Verzhiniya Velcheva, Magdalena Maleeva in the role of climate activist, cardiologist Prof. Asen Gudev, director Dimitar Kotsev-Sho.
Election Day Highlights – Watch it here.
Questions and answers about voting – here.
