Radev Slams Government's Euro Propaganda: 'Ignoring Citizens' Fears'

President Radev Criticizes Government's Euro Adoption Strategy, Citing Propaganda and Public Disregard. Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has sharply criticized the government's approach to the adoption of the Euro, accusing them of prioritizing expensive propaganda campaigns over addressing the concerns of ordinary citizens. In a recent video statement, Radev stated, "The governing bodies are pouring money into sociological propaganda and advertising the Euro... This is unacceptable." He argued that this strategy ignores the anxieties of Bulgarians regarding the economic impact of the Euro's introduction, potentially fueling public discontent. Radev's comments come amidst growing concerns about the transition to the Euro and the government's communication strategy. His direct criticism highlights the political sensitivity surrounding this major economic shift in Bulgaria. The President's statement underscores the need for transparent and effective communication to alleviate public anxieties and ensure a smooth transition.