In an expert analysis of the current political situation, parliamentary leader Kornelia Ninova revealed serious deficits in the judiciary and state governance. Her position, expressed on national television, outlined major challenges facing the Bulgarian legal system.
Ninova emphasized several key problematic areas: long-term judicial secondments, the functioning of the internal departmental inspectorate, and the sense of fragile judicial independence. According to her words, there are serious gaps in mechanisms for countering corruption practices.
The political leader underlined that in recent years, there has been an artificial division of society through manipulative narratives such as the opposition "for" or "against" certain geopolitical positions. This approach aims to conceal essential governance problems.
Ninova cited the case of Varna mayor Blagomir Kotsev as a specific example of selective justice, whose detention she defined as indicative of existing double standards. According to her, judicial actions are targeted and politically motivated.
In the economic sphere, the leader expressed serious concerns regarding the upcoming entry into the Eurozone. Referring to expert analyses, she pointed out that Bulgaria faces risks of financial instability, with industrial production, exports, and consumption on a downward trajectory.
The position of "Rebellious Bulgaria" is support for the euro, but not under the current economic conditions. Ninova emphasized the need for preliminary guarantees for financing key social sectors such as healthcare, education, and pension insurance.
The political leader's analysis outlined major challenges facing the institutional system, emphasizing the need for fundamental reforms and restoration of public trust in the judiciary.
Kornelia Ninova's expert assessment represents an attempt at a critical reading of current political and economic processes in Bulgaria, while simultaneously offering an alternative perspective for institutional development.