They’re more politically toxic then the far right parties.
What radicalization? It’s a libertarian party how can it be radical. Are they anarcho-liberal now lol.
>A sanctioned Bulgarian businessman and media tycoon will run for parliament in the November elections on the slate of the predominantly ethnically Turkish “Movement of Rights and Freedoms” (DPS), whose leader Mustafa Karadaya is in the race for president. Pundits say both moves mark a radicalisation of the party. EURACTIV Bulgaria reports.
DPS: puts a candidate for the presidential elections.
EURACTIV Bulgaria: Radicalization of the party!
Peevski is a lowkey dumb move however I don’t see what’s radical about it. Otherwise I can’t even fathom what’s the problem is.
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That happened 28 years ago already.
They’re more politically toxic then the far right parties.
What radicalization? It’s a libertarian party how can it be radical. Are they anarcho-liberal now lol.
>A sanctioned Bulgarian businessman and media tycoon will run for parliament in the November elections on the slate of the predominantly ethnically Turkish “Movement of Rights and Freedoms” (DPS), whose leader Mustafa Karadaya is in the race for president. Pundits say both moves mark a radicalisation of the party. EURACTIV Bulgaria reports.
DPS: puts a candidate for the presidential elections.
EURACTIV Bulgaria: Radicalization of the party!
Peevski is a lowkey dumb move however I don’t see what’s radical about it. Otherwise I can’t even fathom what’s the problem is.