Text size

Gallup International: Bulgarians sceptical about politics, economy

Half of the respondents think that political freedoms in the country are insufficient

published on 5/9/23 4:26 PM

Photo: Archive

Bulgarians are sceptical about the political and economic situation in the country. This is according to a global survey conducted on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Gallup International Association, which covers about two-thirds of the world's population.

However, attitudes in Bulgaria do not differ much from the average values registered for the world and the region. While 37% of respondents in Bulgaria say that political freedoms are sufficient today, exactly half of Bulgarians think that political freedoms are insufficient. Only 14% of respondents believe that economic opportunities in our country today are good enough, as 76% are of the opposite opinion.

Последвайте ни и в Google News Showcase, за да научите най-важното от деня!

Radio Bulgaria Life Bulgaria Gallup International global survey scepticism

More from category

The "Love and Wine" festival combines traditions in the center of Sofia

From February 14 to 16, an event under the motto "Love and Wine" will allow Sofia residents and guests of the city to combine the Bulgarian holiday of wine Trifon Zarezan with Valentine's Day. It will be held on the pedestrian zone..

published on 2/14/25 5:55 AM

Climatologist Professor Georgi Rachev: The state of the air unites us all

World Radio Day - 13 February, this year is dedicated to climate change. The choice is no coincidence—2025 has been identified by the Paris Agreement as a crucial year for humanity to achieve its long-term goal of limiting global warming to a maximum of..

published on 2/13/25 7:45 AM

Boycotting chain stores in Bulgaria – what the public can expect

“On 13 February this year, Bulgarian consumers must not shop at any of the grocery stores, at any of the chain stores, at any of the supermarkets! On 13 February grocery stores must be left empty, with not a single buyer in them,” the organizers..

updated on 2/12/25 4:23 PM