Kolyo Paramov: Where is the money, Radev? Why are they attacking Ivelin Mihaylov and Velichie?

Financial expert Kolyo Paramov analyzes the alarming state of the state budget, the concealed capital of high-ranking magistrates, and the unsuccessful media attacks that establish Ivelin Mihaylov as a new political leader.

Budget Crisis and Economic Incompetence

The political class in Bulgaria demonstrates complete illiteracy regarding public finance and budget management. Kolyo Paramov expresses serious concern over the lack of an adequate economic policy and the behavior of the opposition, whose main goal is to block processes and generate negativity for the future prime minister. Young politicians, although educated abroad, have no real understanding of the state of Bulgarian production and the daily difficulties pensioners face in making ends meet.

The expert illustrates the deteriorating investment environment with a specific example: the closure of the Bosch company's production facility in our country. This decision leaves 620 people unemployed, despite the fact that they received some of the highest salaries in the country. Such events shrink the investment base and deprive the national budget of key tax revenues in the future.

The situation with the state debt is also critical, with Paramov making the following historical comparison:

Today, the state is forced to pay the huge sum of 1 billion a year just for interest on loans. The rulers do not possess the necessary statesmanship capacity to restructure these financial obligations and guarantee the country's stability.

Offshore Secrets and Dependencies in the Judicial System

Over 57 billion dollars of Bulgarian capital has been exported by domestic businessmen and hidden in offshore accounts abroad. The analyst raises the extremely serious problem of the lack of transparency in the Supreme Judicial Council. A situation unique in the world exists, where the members of this key body are not required by law to file declarations on whether they own offshore accounts and what their size is.

This refusal to declare calls into question the integrity of the entire judiciary. Paramov asks rhetorically how these magistrates can make independent and fair decisions about the future of the state while concealing their personal wealth and its origin. The real danger also arises that foreign intelligence services such as the FBI, CIA, or MI6 might use the information about these secret accounts to directly control the people who rule Bulgaria.

The Establishment of Ivelin Mihaylov as an Alternative

The media attacks and manipulations against Ivelin Mihaylov and the "Velichie" party, organized by circles around Ivo Prokopiev, achieve the exact opposite effect. The more the opposition criticizes and attacks the new political project, the more its public support and significance for tomorrow grow. The attempts at disqualification fail completely, and attendance at the party's mass events becomes larger and more impressive.

According to Paramov, when Mihaylov presents real facts and data, the truth comes out and shatters the false narratives of his opponents. He is emerging as a completely new type of political leader who builds a constructive model in sharp contrast to the existing mafia structures in state governance. The success of large-scale projects like the Historical Park proves his leadership and organizational qualities. Society already recognizes in "Velichie" not just a project, but a real and strong political alternative for the future of Bulgaria.