Radostin Vassilev and Krasimir Manov officially enter the presidential battletranslated

September 8, 2026 · 1 min read

Party "Morality, Unity, Honor" (MECH) submitted documents to the CEC for participation in the presidential and vice-presidential elections on October 25.

5000 signatures have been collected from the party structures, we have not changed. A main motive that leads us into politics is

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Rémi Martin

Interestingly, 5,000 signatures from the party structures themselves - this shows that they at least have some organization. The motive "morality, unity, honor" sounds good on paper, but we will see what they will propose specifically for Bulgaria.

Élodie Bernard

Interesting indeed, these 5000 signatures coming directly from their structures show at least a real activist base. On the other hand, I wonder what they actually mean by “moral” in the current Bulgarian context: are they going to talk about corruption or rather family values? I'm waiting to see their program.

Petru Munteanu

Another 5,000 signatures from their own structures, so at least they have people on the ground. The motive "morality, unity, honor" sounds decent, but I am interested in what exactly they will propose for corruption, that in Bulgaria this is the first thing that is mentioned. We'll see at the debates.

Галина Соколова

Another 5,000 signatures from the own structures — this is already the third comment about the same thing. I wonder if these people really work in places or are just activists who are counted several times. About morality and honor, we will see what they will say at the debates, especially about corruption, as Petru writes.

Kristaq Prifti

Another 5,000 signatures from the own structures - I have already read this three times in the comments. I am interested in whether Radostin Vassilev will say something specific about corruption in small municipalities, where people feel it the most, or if he will stick to general talk about morality. I will watch the debates.

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