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Very little time has passed since Tsvetan Tsvetanov’s withdrawal
Tsvetan Genchev Tsvetanov was born on April 8, 1965 in Sofia. In 1987 Tsvetanov started working of the GERB, so that voters can distinguish it from the Prime Minister’s party and win some of the support that GERB enjoyed. This is the opinion of Mihail Krastev from the Institute of Right-wing Politics.
He told Bulgaria ON AIR that Tsvetanov will have a hard time getting through the next vote in March. Mihail Krastev also pointed out that GERB is trying to keep its hard-line electorate and this is why the government does not resign.
Political scientist Hristo Panchugov expressed a similar opinion.
“He seems to have forgotten all the scandals that accompanied his resignation. The potential of his party will depend on the extent to which various GERB structures feel threatened. To what extent will local people think that their political future is not in the GERB.” He analyzes.
“We went through various terms where Borissov’s rating could not be overshadowed by any scandal. This is far from the case. As the protest progresses, Boyko Borissov seems to be increasingly dependent on various factors,” Panchugov added.
Boyko Borisov and Tsvetan TsvetanovTsvetan Genchev Tsvetanov was born on April 8, 1965 in Sofia. In 1987 Tsvetanov started working separated after the scandal with Apartmentgate. The second person in GERB eventually left the party and announced that she would do her own political project, first by establishing the Euro-Atlantic Security Center. Today, Tsvetanov travels the country to build his structures. Borissov, on the other hand, is consolidating the party ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections in March next year. Your task is to mobilize GERB in the context of months of protests against the government. For now, the government will not resign.
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