216299 | 19 Sept. 2024 | 09:24
The Sofia organization of the Bulgarian Socialist Party has nominated constitutional lawyer Assoc. Prof. Natalia Kiselova and PR expert Evgeni Minchev for deputies as representatives of the civil quota, Epicenter.bg learned.
The proposals are for the 23rd multi-mandate district.
Assoc. Prof. Kiselova is a professor of constitutional law at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski". PR expert Evgeni Minchev has recently made headlines with his fiery defense of the law against anti-LGBT propaganda in schools.
The long list of proposed names also includes former MP and municipal councilor Boris Tsvetkov, the daughter of the regional governor of Sofia during the Triple Coalition, Todor Modev - Mariela, former director of BNT Ivan Tokadjiev, and chairman of the Bulgarian Advertising Association Boyan Angelov.
Boris Tsvetkov is a deputy in the 42nd and 45th National Assembly, a public figure and one of the most popular figures in the capital's red organization.
Prof. Mariela Modeva has been a Deputy Minister of Tourism in the government of Kiril Petkov. She is a professor of public communications and information sciences, a long-time lecturer at the University of Library Science and Information Technologies and at the University of South-West "Neofit Rilski". It is also known in the BSP circles that at the same time her brother Ivan was the chief of staff of the Prime Minister.
Tokadzhiev led the public television in the mid-90s, when the socialist Jean Videnov was Prime Minister. Later, in the government of Sergey Stanishev, he was a Deputy Minister of Culture. One of the proposed names that stands out is that of Georgi Kordov - a namesake of the pioneer of Bulgarian pop music.
Twenty days ago, the Youth Union within the Bulgarian Socialist Party came up with a proposal for their chairman, Gabriel Valkov, to lead the list for the 23rd Regional General Assembly, and for another youth representative, Atanas Atanasov, to lead the list for the 24th Regional General Assembly.
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