Letzte Aktualisierung: October 24, 2024
Bulgaria’s former Prime Minister Boiko Borissov in the election campaign: His centrist Citizens for European Development (GERB) party is the strongest in the country. (picture alliance / Anadolu | Borislav Troshev)
On Sunday, Bulgarians will elect their parliament for the seventh time in three and a half years. Read about what is at stake at Europe.Table.
Ineffective institutions and a lack of sovereignty of the law hinder the progress of a state and the prosperity of its citizens. This is one of the research hypotheses of the three economists who were awarded the Nobel Prize this year. If proof were needed, Bulgaria could provide it. For years, the country’s politicians have demonstrated a lack of willingness to cooperate and even destructive confrontation. Two-thirds of those entitled to vote now acknowledge this by abstaining from voting.
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