politics

Ivelin Mihaylov calls on supporters of Velichie to back Iliyana Yotova in the runoff election, believing this could prevent the return of the previous political model and give Rumen Radev's government another chance. In an interview on Darik's The Day, he explains his choice through criticism of the cabinet and concerns about political alliances and the redirection of votes. In the first round, Mihaylov received 3.8% as a presidential candidate, while Yotova and Gyurov advanced to the runoff with a difference of 2.8 percentage points.

In an emergency address, Ivelin Mihaylov calls on supporters of Velichie to mobilize in the remaining days before the elections. He justifies his appeal with claims of media neglect, a controversial meeting to discuss a joint candidacy, and discrepancies in polling data.

On October 17, 2026, Historical Park is organizing an open day, with invitations extended to media outlets, journalists, more than 60 content creators, and members of parliament. The event is also open to families and the general public.

National Media, Journalists, and News Outlets

The representative announced that Bulgaria's three national broadcasters have been invited: BNT, bTV, and NOVA News.

On Eurocom's “Delnitsi” program, Ivelin Mihaylov joins host Nikolay Kolev to explain his reasons for running for president. He links his candidacy to Velichie's work in Parliament and to allegations of electoral manipulation, entrenched interests within the government, security problems, and the controversy surrounding Historical Park.

In an interview on “Face to Face,” Ivelin Mihaylov, chairman of Velichie and a presidential candidate, explains the party's decision to participate in the elections. He presents his candidacy as a continuation of the party's political struggle and links it to allegations of entrenched interests within the government, problems in the security services, and disputes surrounding energy projects in Varna Province.

A large-scale volunteer camp brings together over 150 people from across the country in their efforts to maintain Historical Park despite systematic institutional pressure and the neglect of cultural and historical heritage.

Vlogger Vitko categorically refutes the fake news spread by leading national media outlets about the closure of "Historical Park" by providing direct video evidence from the operating complex.

The creator Ivelin Mihailov categorically refutes the circulated fake news about the closure of "Historical Park", revealing the plans for the business transformation of the site and shedding light on the organized institutional pressure.

Journalist Kristian Koev and entrepreneur Ivelin Mihailov discuss the large-scale development of the cultural and historical complex and reveal striking examples of media manipulation and institutional double standards in the country.

Revelations about media manipulation, illegal construction, and institutional protection in Varna.

Entrepreneur Ivelin Mihaylov speaks with a journalist from the “ChasPik” channel to refute the widespread fake news about the closure of “Historical Park” and expose serious criminal schemes along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.