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Pro-Russian disinformation in Bulgaria achieves its goals, experts say (www.euractiv.com)

submitted 10 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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The latest Eurobarometer survey showed that Bulgarians are significantly less likely to admit that they have been targeted by fake news than the EU average (Bulgaria – 51%, EU27 – 68%). At the same time, only 44% of Bulgarians doubt information from social media, compared to the average for the EU (60%).

Against this backdrop, only 11% of Bulgarians support providing military aid to Ukraine, with similar results in Slovakia and Cyprus. The three countries rank last, compared to a EU27 average of 25% and the highest level of support registered in Sweden (71%) and Finland (63%).

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 10 months ago

Of course not. But I'm not a Bulgarian voter that needs convincing. I'm someone who believes in the European project. I'm on your side. And I am pointing out that the other European countries are not doing enough to make the case to Bulgarian voters. Pro-european forces in the Balkans need a win. Calling the voters a basket of deplorables is not a winning argument. Getting Austria and the Netherlands to stuff it and finally accept BG and RO in Schengen is.

It's politics, not a morality play.