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Institutional Deafness and Double Standards: Why “Velichie” (party) Reports of Threats and Repression Go Unanswered While the State Serves the “Mafia Party” — Radoslav Ivanov

Обновена на 16.02.2026 - 11:03 от admin

Lack of Response Despite Submitted Reports

The Speaker of the National Assembly says: “Submit your reports to the appropriate authorities.” Well, let me tell you—“Velichie” (party) submits not just one report, but entire stacks of reports: to Bulgarian institutions, to international institutions, to the Inter-Parliamentary Union, to the United Nations, to the Human Rights Committee of the Inter-Parliamentary Union.

Now you tell me—when you receive no response from any of these institutions, especially when it concerns “Velichie” (party) and threats to the lives of Members of Parliament and individuals close to the party—what are people supposed to do?

Repression and Double Standards

Give your comment. In your opinion, what remains for ordinary citizens who are being repressed and threatened to do? And now attempts are being made to insinuate that they will commit suicide or that their lives will somehow be ended by the very same people who are part of the “mafia party.” For them, signals are immediately acted upon, but for the signals of ordinary citizens and Members of Parliament from “Velichie” (party), there is never any response.

Video (in Bulgarian): Does the “Velichie” (party) File Reports to the Institutions?
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