The leader of the “Vazrazhdane” party, Kostadin Kostadinov, addressed today to journalists in Varna an appeal to Bulgarians not to comply with the imposed anti-epidemic requirements and not to wear masks. His appeal was in particular to the residents of the seaside city, where from tomorrow the wearing of masks indoors and on public transport becomes mandatory again. This type of measures are unconstitutional, Kostadinov pointed out, BTA reported.
He added that the party will issue an instruction on how to act for people who may be issued acts of non-compliance with the measures and to appeal to the administrative courts. “I have been fined three times and each time the sanctions fell in court because they were illegal,” explained Kostadinov. He also said that the party may go out to protests if the campaigns against the mental health of Bulgarians continue.
Regarding the upcoming early parliamentary elections, Kostadinov pointed out that the vote for “Vazrazhdane” will actually be a vote for common sense. According to him, the party will be the first political force. According to Kostadinov, Kiril Petkov’s government has caused total damage to the state and almost brought it to a new national catastrophe.
The prediction of the leader of “Vazrazhdane” was that the turnout would hardly exceed 40 percent. He clarified that he does not expect a highly fragmented parliament and rejected the idea that many formations will enter it again. Kostadinov added that the party’s goal will be to prevent manipulation of the vote and therefore it will have its representatives in all 12,500 sectional committees in the country.
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