The World Association “Gallup International,” a global network of independent polling and research companies founded in 1947 and headquartered in Zurich, known for conducting international public opinion surveys and social research, has issued an extremely sharp and categorical statement on its official website, announcing that it is distancing itself from its Bulgarian representative.

The preparation for yet another mass repression, aimed at crushing those who are inconvenient to those in power, is coming to us with full force. This time, the target is the arrest and detention of people close to Ivelin Mihaylov, part of the community he developed before entering politics.

"I saw two different Bulgarias. One is neglected and being destroyed. The other is orderly and impeccable, offering hope, not only capable of claiming participation in unions like the EU and the Eurozone but also of being a leader." With these words, Austrian activist Alexander Ehrlich commented on what he saw on the ground in Bulgaria in the villages of Neofit Rilski, Belogradets, and Kalimantsi.

In the late hours of Friday evening, when public attention is focused elsewhere, the National Assembly is called upon to ratify a document that is not a mere administrative decision. This is an act with profound political and legal implications, particularly regarding the health and national sovereignty of Bulgaria.