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With the start of the election campaign, Velingrad was flooded with campaign materials. Central and side streets, squares, shop windows, entire pavilions and structures dawn day after day, plastered with the posters of one or several of the 15 contenders for the mayoral post. With the largest number of posters per square meter, the Co-operative Market can definitely boast, where along with mass trade goes the mass agitation. Among all the colorful sharenia in the background remains the problem that de facto massively violates the mayor's order, by which it was determined which are the places for placing election materials. There was also a visible lack of control by the municipality and party activists stuck tacks on the trees and hung posters of who wherever he fell. Next are the familiar tearing, drawing, gluing on the poster of competition and a bunch of tried-and-true tactics and strategies over the years.
For the first time in the current campaign, billboards of mayoral candidates appeared in Velingrad. Fashion introduced Fidel Beev and was the first to suffer a blow below the waist - last week his billboard on the road to Kamenica was stained with blue paint. On advertising on billboards, Alexander Daskalov also bet.
Plus the poster invasion this past week, four more of the contenders made an official launch of their campaigns. The BSP and the centre-left coalition set the tone for a fight campaign to tighten the ranks; in front of a huge audience, Alexander Daskalov made a multimedia presentation of three lists for councilors; Fidel Beev's image makers bet on a film about the candidate; the biggest surprise came at the meeting of the DPS, where the movement demonstrated a huge desire to govern in the future Velingrad and received the official support of the BZNS, expressed by Snezhana Veleva - leader of the BZ.
Campaign launch details - on p. 3 and 4.
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