Prime Minister Glavchev: 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 emphasized that our country has long-standing traditions of ethnic and religious tolerance, which must be upheld by all citizens.
In his statement, the Prime Minister categorically condemned acts of hate speech. According to him, such actions are unacceptable and contradict the European values that Bulgaria shares. State institutions have received clear instructions to monitor compliance with the law and to react quickly to any instance of aggression or discrimination.
The country's institutions are firm that they will not allow tensions to escalate. Law enforcement authorities are already working on the case to establish all the facts surrounding the incident and to take the necessary legal measures against those responsible.
In conclusion, the government calls on society to remain calm and show mutual respect. The goal is to preserve a peaceful environment in Bulgarian towns and cities and to prevent the spread of hatred, which threatens public order and the unity of the nation.