The civic platform “Izpravi Se.BG” (Stand Up.BG), with co-chair former Ombudsman Maya Manolova and the informal “toxic trio”, organizers of the protests of recent months in the country, signed an official agreement to take part in the parliamentary elections due in Bulgaria in 2021 together.
They called for the disassembly and review of the administration of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and stated that pooling the efforts of the non-parliamentary formations for guaranteeing that the elections will be fair was their priority, Horizont channel’s Maria Fileva reports.
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