В криза ли е парламентарната демокрация? България в конституционна криза ли е?
Is parliamentary democracy in crisis? Is Bulgaria in a constitutional crisis?

Summary/Abstract: From the parliamentary nature of government, it follows that all state power in the Republic of Bulgaria derives from the people and is exercised by them directly and through the bodies provided for in the Constitution. The elements that guarantee the principle of separation of powers - executive, legislative and judicial, as well as the protection of civil liberties, the inviolable right to property, personal freedom, equality before the law, the right of association, etc., are guaranteed by parliamentary democracy with any notes it may have regarding its full functioning. Failure to understand the nature and powers of the individual elements of the state-legal system is not a reason to speak of a crisis of parliamentary democracy. The Basic Law has been proven to work, especially during emergencies in the political and social life of the country. There is a constitutional guarantee of the basic principles on which our country functions as a parliamentary democracy, therefore it cannot be said that Bulgaria is in a constitutional crisis.

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