politics

Ivelin Mihaylov (Ивелин Михайлов) reveals his version of the death of the three people near the Petrohan Hut (хижа „Петрохан“), firmly rejecting media speculation about cults and pedophilia and claiming that the victims were intelligent people preparing for survival amid collapsing statehood, who were most likely eliminated by the mafia and DANS (ДАНС) because they had witnessed something improper.

In the program “Delnitsi”, Nikolay Kolev talks with attorney Rumyana Chenalova about:

• the successful validation of over 301,000 signatures for the referendum to preserve the Bulgarian lev,
• the efforts of volunteers under conditions of media blackout and
• the upcoming changes in electoral legislation concerning referendums and voter lists.

We present the full interview.

We present to you a declaration of the “Velichie” Party (партия „Величие“), delivered by Yuliana Mateeva (Юлияна Матеева) on 15 January 2026, regarding the failure of the latest constitutional amendments and the urgent need to restore the powers of the President to appoint a caretaker government (служебен кабинет).

Ivelin Mihaylov (Ивелин Михайлов) speaks with Mustafa Emin (Мустафа Емин), Seyhan (Сейхан), Sali (Сали), and Alper (Алпер) about the commemoration of the victims of the “Revival Process” („Възродителния процес“), political repression in mixed regions, and the need for unity.

Maria Ilieva, a member of parliament from the party "Velichie", appeared on "Denyat na Darik" to discuss the upcoming fifth vote of no confidence against the government, whose topic is "justice and internal security".

Regarding the vote of no confidence and the political situation:

Dear Mr. Chairman, dear fellow Members of Parliament, dear Ministers,

While reading the motives for the vote of no confidence, I repeatedly came across the phrase "captured state". I agree that this is the case. In the past, writers and poets immortalized political and social events, and one of them was Aleko Konstantinov. In 1895, he wrote his political essay "Bay Ganyo Holds Elections," which referred to the elections of the previous year.

Imagine there is a form of protest that actually works. Not just gathering in front of some institution or signing a petition, but truly changing governance in your city, municipality, or region. Many people believe that protests and petitions are enough. The truth is that traditional methods often yield no results – corrupt officials remain in power, and citizens’ efforts are scattered. But there is a proven method that turns small, targeted actions into real outcomes.