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But in a broader perspective, the Bulgarian example can only be the clearest manifestation of the danger that is already visible in a growing number of post communist countries, in spite of the membership in the Euro-Atlantic community. Today, however, it is very clearly visible that the same syndrome is infecting ever larger territories - mutual binding between institutions and crime, non-functioning systems, unreformed and collapsing public administration, non-productive state-owned or public enterprises which are used as a tool to drain the budget, practically an anarchic introduction of market freedom without creating the necessary legal basis and environment, political and socio-psychological non-acceptance of the own rights as a foundation for security and development, overall exclusion of society which is called upon only to vote, usurping democracy and an alternation of corrupt cycles between the so called left-wing and the so called right-wing, nationalist, populist or other political types, in exchange for taking part in eroding the system, inflaming or not solving bilateral issues between neighbours, lots of corruption, complete social apathy...
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