Prime Minister Radev: Bulgaria will not tolerate hate speech
Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev commented on a recent incident in the town of Bansko that drew public attention. He stated categorically that our country will not tolerate manifestations of hate speech and discrimination.
In his statement, the Prime Minister emphasized that Bulgaria has long-standing traditions in maintaining ethnic and religious tolerance. According to him, peaceful coexistence between different communities is one of the core values of Bulgarian society, which must be protected.
State institutions strongly condemn any attempts to sow enmity or division among citizens. The authorities call for compliance with the law and for showing respect to every person, regardless of their origin or beliefs.
Law enforcement agencies are expected to conduct a full investigation into the case in Bansko to establish all the facts. The goal of the investigation is to ensure that such incidents do not recur in the future.
In conclusion, the government reaffirmed its commitment to working for the security and peace of all people in the country. Tolerance remains a guiding principle in Bulgaria's policy, aimed at preserving social peace.